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Contemporary Mexican and Latino American art, popular culture and aesthetics, geography and the representation of space, violence and narcotrafficking. -
contemporary art, video art, media art, installation, photography, cinema, sound, art practice, drawing, moving image studies, screen culture, documentary, experimental cinema, film/media theory, temporality, memory, archive, autobiography, performativity, identity, transnationalism -
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Representations of Eve in Romanesque Sculpture, Digital Humanities, Spolia in Christian & Islamic Medieval Architecture, Body & Beauty in Medieval Art & Thought, Vernacular & Religious Literature, Theology, Women Issues, Neo-medievalism -
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