| Summary: | This book, 'Pensamiento Icónico: Fotografía e Imagen 1968-2001' by Edith Arbeláez, explores the philosophical and artistic significance of photography from 1968 to 2001. Focusing on iconic photographers such as Diane Arbus, Barbara Kruger, and Cindy Sherman, the book examines how these artists use photography to reflect on human experiences and societal issues. Arbeláez delves into the role of images in culture, emphasizing the enduring and reflective nature of artistic photography as opposed to commercial and media-driven images. The book aims to provoke thought on the intersection of art, philosophy, and social consciousness, making it relevant to scholars and enthusiasts of art history, photography, and cultural studies.
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