Acta Universitatis Gothoburgensis
I KORTHET: Explore Frida Kahlo's self-portraits as a project connected to a new formulation of national identity.
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THIS THESIS IS about the Mexican artist Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) and her works, with emphasis on her painted self-portraits. The objective is to place Frida Kahlo's pictorial production in relation to a place and time specific context and test the theory of Frida Kahlo's self-portraits as a project connected to a gene ral striving towards a new formulation of national identity. The majority of Frida Kahlos pictorial production coincides with a historically delimited era in which there was a break from earlier role models and ideals, politically, culturally and ideologically. This phase was an artistically dynamic period with a redefining view of art and the history of the nation, a visualisation of the mythology and symbolism of theIndian cultures of origin, and an emphasis on the Indian ethnicity of the nation. Two chapters describe the ideological context in which Frida Kahlo's works were created. The visual markers around which the post-revolutionary national discourse came to revolve are identified and certain concepts related to race are examined. The subsequent chapters are devoted to Frida Kahlo's pictures. One chapter examines how her pictorial production in the 1920's emerged in a dialogue with contemporary art theory. One chapter deals with body thematics based on the naked female body, and elements of sex education are put in relation to an ongoing debate on sex education in Mexican schools. Thereafter new features are explored that are introduced in her self-portraits during the late 1930's and that came to be consistent features in her continued production of self-portraits. In the concluding section of the thesis, the self-portraits are discussed from a more general perspective. Some of the myths upon which earlier biographical interpretations were based are questioned. Instead, the thematics of suffering found in the self-portraits are related to the reconstruction of the nation's ethnic identity and problematic issues based on the 16th centurySpanish Conquest of the indigenous Indian population. In her complex imagery, Frida Kahlo refers to a broad spectrum of disparate pictorial traditions, stylistic epochs, categories of motifs and symbolic imagery, and to historical, religious and mythical female personages such as Malintzfn, la Chingada, Sor Juana, and the Virgin of Guadalupe. These references from different epochs represent the two fundamental components of Mexico's cultural heritage — the Spanish and the Indian — and these are mergedin Frida Kahlo self-portraits so that they thereby communicate a construction of identity based on a national heritage. The time perspective of the discussion reaches backwards to before the Spanish Conquest in the 16th century and forwards to the contemporary Chicana/Chicano movement north of the border to the United States.
Bindning: Häftad. 8:o (160x245 mm) År: Utg. 2003. Omfång: 371, [1] s. ; ill. ; 25 cm ISBN: 9789173464703. Språk: Svenska
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Författare: Zetterman, Eva
Titel: Frida Kahlos bildspråk
Undertitel: Ansikte, kropp & landskap : representation av nationell identitet
Förlag: Acta Universitatis Gothoburgensis
Serie: Gothenburg Studies in Art and Architecture
Genre: Konst & konstvetenskap
Artikelnr: 58560228