Mary K. Coffey is currently serving as a Latin American, Latino, And Caribbean Studies Professor of Art History Affiliated Professor at Dartmouth College.
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Mary K. Coffey
Dartmouth College
Professor of Art History Affiliated Professor
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José Clemente Orozco and the Epic of ‘Greater America’. Mexican Mural Art: Essays on a Belligerent Aesthetic (2021)
intellectual historyhistorical methodologymodern literatureclassics‘greater america’cultural history
neoliberalismfolk art tourismneoliberal politicscultural tourismtourismcultural policyart
An Exploration of Italy’S Critical Engagement With Its Fascist Architectural Legacy. (2020)
nationalismhistoryfascist architectural legacyfascism in europemodern italyitaly’s critical engagementarchitecturearchitecture criticismarchitectural historypolitical historyeuropean societycritical theoryhistory of art
Art, Censorship, and Exile: The Life of Victor Arnautoff. H-California (2020)
art theoryart criticismpostcolonial writingart historycontemporary artvictor arnautoffhistory of art
El ColóN Estadounidense En El Discurso Y Escultura Del Siglo XIX: Del Navegante Al Servisio De La EspañA CatóLica Al Precursor De Destino Manifiesto. Revista de Temas (2020)
visual artslatin american diasporaart researchperformance artmigration and artart managementart historylatin american researchamerican studiesarts-based researchcontemporary artdancetrans-american art marketvisual culturearthistorical dancecultural studieshistory of art
Orozco’S American Epic: Myth, History, and the Melancholy of Race. Duke University Press (2020)
ethnohistorycritical race theoryblack experienceorozco’s american epiccultural historysocial historyamerican studiesafrican identityafrican american studiescultural studiesracial studieshistory
School Photos and Their Afterlives. Brooklyn Rail (2020)
