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bell hooks
ISBN 9780241711491
Rs. 958
Penguin Books
Bell Hooks Art on my Mind /anglais
Who it's for: Students and enthusiasts of art history, cultural studies, and Black feminism
In 'Art on My Mind,' bell hooks, a seminal cultural critic, delves into the dynamic interplay of art, aesthetics, and identity politics. This collection of essays examines the ongoing dialogues within the art world and critically assesses art’s potential as an empowering and revolutionary force, particularly for the Black community.Why You Should Read? Explore critical perspectives on visual culture and social justice. Understand the intersection of art, race, and feminist theory. Engage with bell hooks' foundational insights on liberation through art. A must-read for students and enthusiasts of art history, cultural studies, and Black feminism.
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- Examines the interplay of art, aesthetics, and identity politics
- Critically assesses art as an empowering and revolutionary force for the Black community
- Explores critical perspectives on visual culture and social justice
- Engages with bell hooks' foundational insights on liberation through art
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What is the main focus of this book?
The book focuses on the dynamic interplay of art, aesthetics, and identity politics, examining art's potential as an empowering and revolutionary force, particularly for the Black community.
Who is the author?
The author is bell hooks, a seminal cultural critic known for her work on race, gender, and class.
What topics does it cover?
It covers critical perspectives on visual culture, social justice, and the intersection of art, race, and feminist theory.
Is this book suitable for students?
Yes, it is recommended for students and enthusiasts of art history, cultural studies, and Black feminism.




