Martin, J. H., & Zolghadr, T. (2005). Debate: Ethnocentrism : geographically defined group exhibitions abound, categorizing artists according to nationality, ethnicity, or both. Are these shows an attempt to resist the evaporation of cultural difference? Or do they fetishize locality and biography, undermining more complex approaches to looking at art? frieze.
Style de citation Chicago (17e éd.)Martin, Jean Hubert, et Tirdad Zolghadr. "Debate: Ethnocentrism : Geographically Defined Group Exhibitions Abound, Categorizing Artists According to Nationality, Ethnicity, or Both. Are These Shows an Attempt to Resist the Evaporation of Cultural Difference? Or Do They Fetishize Locality and Biography, Undermining More Complex Approaches to Looking at Art?" Frieze 2005.
Style de citation MLA (8e éd.)Martin, Jean Hubert, et Tirdad Zolghadr. "Debate: Ethnocentrism : Geographically Defined Group Exhibitions Abound, Categorizing Artists According to Nationality, Ethnicity, or Both. Are These Shows an Attempt to Resist the Evaporation of Cultural Difference? Or Do They Fetishize Locality and Biography, Undermining More Complex Approaches to Looking at Art?" Frieze, 2005.