From the Cold War to Globalization: Around Picasso, Modernist Utopias and One or Two Postmodern Narratives
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Catherine Fraixe, « From the Cold War to Globalization: Around Picasso, Modernist Utopias and One or Two Postmodern Narratives », Critique d’art, ID : 10.4000/critiquedart.13476
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Just when we are welcoming the publication of the anthologyArt et mondialisation : décentrements. Anthologie de textes de 1950 à nos jours, which tries to introduce French readers to the milestones of a train of thought turning its back on the great Western narrative in favour of a globalized approach, three other recent books deserve special attention. Picasso and the Politics of Visual Representation: War and Peace in the Era of the Cold War and Since actually raises a series of issues whi...