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Tracing cultural values through popular art historiographies: Australian popular magazines and the visual arts

Warren, Kate (2021) Tracing cultural values through popular art historiographies: Australian popular magazines and the visual arts. Journal of Art Historiography (25). ISSN 2042-4752

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Abstract

This article explores histories of how the visual arts and art history have been covered in the Australian popular media. Focusing on popular magazines of the mid-twentieth century (such as Pix and The Australian Women’s Weekly) it analyses under-considered examples of how these magazines presented art history to broad Australian audiences, as well as how these magazines facilitated and revealed diverse audience engagement with the arts. Through these case studies the article argues for the benefits of using intermedial methodologies of popular art historiography, in order to trace and analyse histories of cultural value and popular arts engagement in Australia.

Type of Work:Article
School/Faculty:Colleges (2008 onwards) > College of Arts & Law
Department:Department of Art History, Curating and Visual Studies
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Date:December 2021
Keywords:Australian art history, popular art historiography, magazines, The Australian Women’s Weekly, Pix, popular media, media histories
Subjects:N Fine Arts > NX Arts in general
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ID Code:3480
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