Paloma Checa-Gismero
@palomacg.bsky.social
Modern and contemporary art historian at Swarthmore College. Author of Biennial Boom: Making Contemporary Art Global (Duke, 2024).
www.palomachecagismero.com
www.palomachecagismero.com
@cmonstah.bsky.social or is this just wishful thinking on my end? yikes everything, qué tiempos nos ha tocado vivir
September 2, 2025 at 4:24 PM
@cmonstah.bsky.social or is this just wishful thinking on my end? yikes everything, qué tiempos nos ha tocado vivir
It's insane for public history implications
AND it seems to open pretty amazing avenues to rethink the art history classroom assignment, but then also, more broadly, revisionist practices within the so-called global modernisms turn.... perhaps an easy low hanging fruit to have fun with after all...
AND it seems to open pretty amazing avenues to rethink the art history classroom assignment, but then also, more broadly, revisionist practices within the so-called global modernisms turn.... perhaps an easy low hanging fruit to have fun with after all...
September 2, 2025 at 4:24 PM
It's insane for public history implications
AND it seems to open pretty amazing avenues to rethink the art history classroom assignment, but then also, more broadly, revisionist practices within the so-called global modernisms turn.... perhaps an easy low hanging fruit to have fun with after all...
AND it seems to open pretty amazing avenues to rethink the art history classroom assignment, but then also, more broadly, revisionist practices within the so-called global modernisms turn.... perhaps an easy low hanging fruit to have fun with after all...
I love teaching this painting in my Introd to modern art course. There is so much to unpack from it, and it's one of the few moments of true intellectual transformation for the students in that genealogy.
September 2, 2025 at 3:02 PM
I love teaching this painting in my Introd to modern art course. There is so much to unpack from it, and it's one of the few moments of true intellectual transformation for the students in that genealogy.
love that piece. visited with students from my craft histories class in the spring for a closer look. it´s genius
July 18, 2025 at 8:02 PM
love that piece. visited with students from my craft histories class in the spring for a closer look. it´s genius