Desobedientes: creando empoderamiento a través del arte y del feminismo (s)
Journal Title: Revista Académica Estesis - Year 2017, Vol 1, Issue 3
Abstract
Throughout this article, we can see the work of different artists whose bodies have been empowered as canvases of expression, to talk about the differences with patriarchy. Their bodies and disobedient works, open and taken to the extreme, will be subject of representation and self-affirmation, through which empower and resist against the considered patriarchal absolute truths, according to which, women have been represented as objects of pleasure for the male looks.
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Irene Ballester Buigues
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