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Aug 30, 2020 50 min

Ep. 2 Artes Mujeriles

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Andamos bien emocionadas porque tenemos madrina de Marginal, Mayela Flores investigadora, nos acompaña para hablar de su campo de estudio; bordados hechos por mujeres en el S. XIX. Discutimos como la categorización para su estudio los ha ingresado a las Artes Decorativas o con la acepción de Artes Mujeriles. Así hablamos de la potencia de redefinir estos conceptos y como la investigación puede ser una forma de crear comunidad y darle sentido a nuestra genealogía. Además, Sofía Amezcua en su sección de Haciendo juntes, nos habla de Polvo de Gallina Negra, la importancia de su quehacer como grupo de arte feminista y sobre todo, de la actualidad de sus performances. Para leer a Mayela, te invitamos a buscar su perfil como Alejandra Mayela Flores Enríquez en Academia. edu y para conocer los dechados que estudia, puedes encontrarlos en Instagram como: @bordados_y_dechados_mx A nosotras nos puedes encontrar como @marginalpodcast_ en instagram o mandarnos un correo a [email protected] También puedes mandarnos un mensaje de voz a : https://anchor.fm/marginalpodcast/message

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