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[Contribution to] Decolonizing art history

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posted on 2020-03-18, 13:16 authored by Catherine Grant, Dorothy Price, Marsha Meskimmon
A range of art historians, curators and artists were asked to respond to a series of questions that consider some of the recent calls to ‘decolonize art history’. Marsha Meskimmon was one of the 30 contributors to this article who responded to the following questions:

What is the historical specificity of current calls to decolonize art history? How are they different from previous challenges to the discipline (such as postcolonialism, feminism, queer studies, Marxism)?

What is your understanding of decolonizing art history now? What does a decolonized art history look like? How should it be written/practised?

How might the decolonization of art history impact upon your own area of research/practice? What would be produced from it? Might anything have to be jettisoned?

Where should decolonization in relation to art history happen? What strategies might different spaces for decolonization demand?

History

School

  • The Arts, English and Drama

Department

  • Arts

Published in

Art History

Volume

43

Issue

1

Pages

8 - 66

Publisher

Wiley

Version

  • VoR (Version of Record)

Rights holder

© Association for Art History

Publication date

2020-01-22

Copyright date

2020

ISSN

0141-6790

eISSN

1467-8365

Language

  • en

Associated authors

Marsha Meskimmon

Depositor

Prof Marsha Meskimmon. Deposit date: 29 February 2020

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