Celebrating the Postwar
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The closing symposium will explore artists' formations that across the Global South have asserted the existence of a self-conscious, non-Western avant-garde since 1945. As a starting point for this inquiry, we take Joaquín Torres-García’s drawing América invertida (1943), a map that inverted the North-South coordinates of the planisphere.
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© The D-AG Collective. Banner image: Detail from Ana Hatherly, The streets of Lisbon (1977). Collage on paper on hardboard from the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, Modern Collection, Lisbon, Portugal. Inv.: 91P742. Photo: Pedro Ribeiro Simões. CC by 2.0 Deed. Source.
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