Lambasting Reality : how the legacies of Negritude and Surrealism influence today's Black experimental filmmakers.

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Lambasting Reality : how the legacies of Negritude and Surrealism influence today's Black experimental filmmakers.

Bibliografski detalji
Izdano u:	Art in America 110(2022)2 = April, S. Seite 72-77 : Illustrationen
Glavni autor:	Price, Yasmina (Autor)
Format:	Članak
Jezik:	English
Izdano:	2022
Teme:	Aufsatz
Povezana djela:	In: Art in America

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