Cómo leer el arte egipcio

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Siguiendo un itinerario que va rodeando este extraño mar interior, El mar Negro abarca cronológicamente desde la época de Heródoto hasta Yeltsin, desde la expedición de los argonautas en busca del vellocino de oro hasta la última década del siglo XX y la caída de los estados comunistas. Ascherson, en su recorrido, revela así al lector, con la amenidad de un libro de viajes, los numerosos secretos de una región en la que, como los Balcanes, los conflictos parecen sempiternos, y en la que comparten mar países tan dispares como Turquía, Georgia, Armenia, Rusia, Ucrania, Rumania,...

Marta Minujín, Nacha Guevara, Les Luthiers, Almendra, Marilú Marini, Andy Warhol, Umberto Eco, John Cage, Julio Le Parc, Yayoi Kusama Todos estos protagonistas de la cultura argentina tienen un origen común: el Instituto Di Tella. Al calor de la fortuna de la nave insignia de la burguesía industrial, el edificio de la calle Florida al 900 se convirtió entre 1963 y 1970 (en una correspondencia cronológica con el reinado de los Beatles) en el epicentro de una vanguardia que saltaba los decorados de la pintura, el teatro, la música y la danza para instalarse como una usina que desafiaba...

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