Art and Politics in times of change: Between the Flux of anti-Francoist Protests and the Reflux of the Institutionalization of the Monarchy

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Narcís Selles Rigat
Centre d’Estudis de les Èpoques Franquista i Democràtica, UAB Associació Catalana de Crítics d’Art / Associació Internacional de Crítics d’Art
The article examines some of the most relevant contributions made to the fight against Franco by Catalan society’s artistic sphere, especially during the final years of the dictatorship. It delves into the relationships between artistic practices, aesthetic ideologies and socio-political dynamics. It also describes the internal transformations that took place in the art field during the post-Franco transitional period, which were conditioned by both the process of political change and the new prevailing cultural currents of global capitalism.
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art, anti-Francoism, Transition

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Selles Rigat, Narcís. “Art and Politics in times of change: Between the Flux of anti-Francoist Protests and the Reflux of the Institutionalization of the Monarchy”. Dictatorships & Democracies (D&D), no. 5, pp. 103-47, doi:10.7238/dd.v0i5.3131.
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