Editorial
María Clara Bernal
Issue 8 | 2021
Table of Contents
Editorial
Dossier: In Time of Migrants: Art for a World Without Territory
In Time of Migrants: Art for a World Without Territory
María Clara Bernal, Fernando Escobar
From the City as Cosmopolis to Cosmopolitan Spaces
Nikos Papastergiadis
Gesturing Refugees: Participation, Affect, then Action?
Farah Saleh
Pure Objects Go Crazy: Migrant Women’s Stories Through Material Culture
Gina López Realpe
Living Models: Artistic Assemblages for Ecological and Political Contingencies
David Gutiérrez Castañeda
Inflation Art: How Venezuelans Turned Unspendable Money Into A Symbolic Artform
Jason Rovig, Andrés Chaparro
Prospective Archaeology
Passing the future through the eye of a needle
Andrés Burbano
Prospective Archeology
Siegfried Zielinski
Open Topic
Ideological Influences on Public Art Education in Colombia: Between the Positivist Project and the Catholic Traditionalist Project (1875-1896)
Ruth Acuña
Needlework as Part of the Cultural Imaginary of the ModernBourgeois Woman: La Costurera by Francisco Antonio Cano
Ricardo Malagón Gutiérrez
Approximations to the History of Art and the Museum: Belting, Danto, and Hegel
Carlos Vanegas Zubiría
The First Painted Image of America in Europe: A Detail from Pinturicchio’s Resurrection in the Sala dei Misteri
Andrés H. Rubiano
Interviews
Conversación con Lucía Sanroman y Fernando Escobar
H-ART. Revista de historia, teoría y crítica de arte
Art History Questionnaire
Questionário de História da Arte de Juliana Ribeiro da Silva Bevilacqua
Juliana Ribeiro
Reviews
¿Puede un museo hablar en lenguas?
Carolina Chacón