Gauguin’s ambivalent identification with and distancing from his ‘native’ subjects is analysed by an artist and a group of scholars from the areas of art history, anthropology and cultural theory in light of current post colonial thought.
Gauguin’s ambivalent identification with and distancing from his ‘native’ subjects is analysed by an artist and a group of scholars from the areas of art history, anthropology and cultural theory in light of current post colonial thought.