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Item type:Publication, Los grabados de José Sabogal en libros y revistas: aportes al diseño gráfico peruano a inicios del siglo XX(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2022-12-14)Sabogal, along with other intellectuals, reflected on their concerns about the complementarity of the text with the image and the artifact that contained them. It was an incipient discipline, without a name. However, it was a cultural phenomenon that combined knowledge, aesthetics and literature, and transformed magazines and illustrated books into objects of symbolic and sociocultural value. These artefacts of the past are now invaluable and are considered pieces of historical value that allow us to build a genealogy of the design discipline prior to its institutionalization around 1960. The artistic and graphic context of the 1920s and 1930s was a laboratory for experimentation in graphic illustration and xylography, which consolidated the concept of the graphic image.1 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Resignifying the Trauma of growing up under repression: visual culture, gender, and memory in South America (1980–1988) Ressignificar o trauma de crescer sob a repressão: Cultura visual, gênero e memória na América do Sul (1980–1988) Resignificar el trauma de crecer en represión: Cultura visual, género y memoria en Sudamérica(1980–1988)(Universidad de Antioquia, 2026-01-01)This article analyzes how the punk movement in South America (1980–1988) functioned as a visual counterculture that elaborated the generational trauma of growing up under dictatorships and authoritarian democracies. Drawing on historical materialism and cultural criticism, it explores two distinct strands of punk: that of the Southern Cone, more symbolic and performative; and the northern one, more direct and embodied. Through album covers, performances, and dissident aesthetics, the article shows how punk constructed new gendered and memorial sensibilities, challenging the symbolic order imposed by authoritarianism from the margins.