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Katya Mandoki |
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Katya Mandoki has published six books: Everyday Aesthetics (2007 Ashgate, United Kingdom), Estética cotidiana y juegos de la cultura (2006 Siglo veintiuno editores, México), Prácticas estéticas e identidades sociales (2006 Siglo veintiuno editores, México), La construcción estética del Estado y de la identidad nacional (2007 Siglo veintiuno editores, México), Estética y comunicación (2006 Grupo editorial Norma, Colombia) y Prosaica; introducción a la estética de lo cotidiano (1994 Editorial Grijalbo, México). She studied Visual Arts and Art History at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México and philosophy at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Her Ph.D. dissertation is entitled Aesthetics and Power (1991 Estética y poder). She is full time tenured professsor of aesthetics and semiotics at Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana where she heads the research area on Aesthetics, Culture and Semiotics of Design at Postgraduate Studies' Center. Member of the Executive Committee of the International Association for Aesthetics, President of Asociación Mexicana de Estudios en Estética, member of the International Advisory Board of International Institute of Applied Aesthetics, Lahti, Finland, Secretary General de la Asociación Mexicana de Semiótica Visual y del Espacio (2005-07) and member of the International Editorial Board of various academic journals on aesthetics , culture and semiotics.She received two first national arts prizes endowed by the National Institute of Fine Arts (Tale of a Child, audiovisual 1982 and Histogram monumental installation 1985) and has exhibited at museums and galleries in Mexico and abroad since 1978. Her monumental work Histogram: Income distribution in Mexico (1985) is permanenty exhibited at the Library Plaza of the UAM university campus at Xochimilco. About 150 articles by K. Mandoki have been published in newspapers and academic journals and she has presented more than a hundred papers and conferences internationally at Japan, Greece, Finland, Slovenia, China, Russia, Chile, Colombia, France, United States, Argentina, Brazil, Israel, Turkey, Venezuela y various parts of Mexico. Researcher level II and member of the Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (SNI) since 1995. Her research and teaching areas are: everyday aesthetics, philosophy of culture, semiotics and pragmatism, theory of design. |