The iconographies of identity: contemporary art and the mythologies of ‘Mexicanness’
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Revolution
An evening lecture by Oriana Baddeley
Thursday 11 February, 18.30
Stevenson Lecture Theatre, British Museum
Oriana Baddeley, University of Arts London Research Centre for Transnational Art, Identity and Nation, will look at the ways in which contemporary artists have chosen to address their Mexican heritage, including the conquest, independence and the revolution.
Related to the exhibition:
Revolution on paper: Mexican prints 1910–1960
Tickets can be bought via the British Museum website
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Professor Oriana Baddeley
TrAIN Core Member - Deputy Director
I was born in Singapore and grew up in Europe and the UK, studying History and Theory of Art at the University of Essex. My doctoral subject formed the basis for work on the 1992 Hayward exhibition The Art of Ancient Mexico.
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