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 | | In this book, Bleys looks at Latin American art from 1810 to the present, with a chapter on art from gay Latinos in the US. |
| | The chapter about 1975 ot the present focuses heavily on works from the past five years.) This book is much more typical of an art text than it is gay studies or Latino studies. |
| | Nevertheless, it will make you think deeply about what is homoerotic art, who can be a homoerotic artist, and how race intersects with those questions. |
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