Taste and territory as definers of identity

Culture through language/tongue in Antoni Miralda´s production

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https://doi.org/10.30827/sobre.v11i.31629

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Miralda, food, language, flavors, multicultural

Abstract

The artistic production of Antoni Miralda (Terrassa, 1942) has sought to show how food is a sign of identity of different cultures and territories that make up today's society. Far from separating us or being exclusive traits, he understands that multiculturalism is an enriching process that allows tongues, languages, ​​and flavors to mix, offering an unprecedented cultural enrichment.

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García Canclini, N. (2010) De la comida al monumento: lo intercultural más allá de los rituales. En AA.VV., Miralda. De Gustibus non Disputandum, Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Contemporáneo Reina Sofía y La Fábrica.

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Miralda, A. (2009), PowerFoodLexicom, Artium y Es Baluard.

Novero, C. (2010) Miralda: Volver las Tornas. En AA.VV., Miralda. De Gustibus non Disputandum, Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Contemporáneo Reina Sofía y La Fábrica.

Restany, P. (1982). Miralda! Una vie d´artiste, Àmbit.

FoodCulturaMuseum, Antoni Miralda, 1997- hasta la actualidad

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2025-01-31 — Updated on 2025-01-31

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“Taste and territory as definers of identity: Culture through language/tongue in Antoni Miralda´s production” (2025) SOBRE, 11. doi:10.30827/sobre.v11i.31629.