Is American Art History Conservative?

In a way, the question we have asked of our five respondents: “Is American art history conservative?” is an odd one. Despite the troublingly combative obduracy that the psychic and physical boundaries of American-ness have assumed in the larger political discourse this election season, the field of...

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Published inPanorama (Minneapolis, Minn.) Vol. l; no. g
Main Author Catherine Holochwost
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published University of Minnesota Libraries Publishing 2022
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catherine holochwost
critical theory
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Summary:In a way, the question we have asked of our five respondents: “Is American art history conservative?” is an odd one. Despite the troublingly combative obduracy that the psychic and physical boundaries of American-ness have assumed in the larger political discourse this election season, the field of American art history has never been more catholic in its interests or inclusive in its approaches.
ISSN:2471-6839
2471-6839
DOI:10.24926/24716839.1542