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El cuerpo pincel en el arte feminista

Authors: Fernández Fariña, Almudena Maria; Feijóo Cid, María de la Luz;

El cuerpo pincel en el arte feminista

Abstract

La construcción androcéntrica y patriarcal de la Historia del Arte ofrece un relato protagonizado casi exclusivamente por hombres, ignorando o minimizando el trabajo de las creadoras. En los años sesenta el movimiento feminista luchó por recuperar las aportaciones de las mujeres artistas, otorgándoles un lugar merecido en la Historia. Así mismo, desde la práctica artística, el arte feminista cuestiona conceptos culturalmente asimilados, replanteando criterios estéticos y proponiendo nuevas formas de representación. Las artistas analizadas en la presente comunicación reivindican su capacidad creadora, activa y emprendedora, convirtiendo su cuerpo en objeto de reflexión y herramienta para la experiencia artística. Se trata de prácticas que utilizan el cuerpo como pincel para reinterpretar, cuestionar o parodiar los tópicos de la figura de genio creador masculino, concretamente los gestos heroicos de la pintura de Jackson Pollock y la explícita objetualización del cuerpo femenino en las Antropometrías de Klein.

The androcentric and patriarchal construction History of Art offers a story starred in addition exclusively by men, ignoring or minimizing the work of the women creators. In the sixties the feminist movement fought to recover the contributions of women artists, giving them a deserved place in the History of Art. Almost, from the artistic practice, feminist art questioned culturally assimilated concepts, rethinking aesthetic criteria and proposing new forms of representation. The artists analyzed in this paper claim their creative, active and entrepreneurial capacity, turning their body into an object of reflection and tool for artistic experience. These are practices that use the body as a brush to reinterpret, question or parody the clichés of the male creator genius figure, specifically the heroic gestures of Jackson Pollock’s painting and the explicit objectification of the female body in Klein’s anthropometry.

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