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Marvin R. Milián
Marvin R. Milián is a trained art historian whose interests at the Institute for Doctoral Studies in the visual arts look to understand the fluid evolution of art and aesthetics through philosophy and critique. Currently, he is researching Mikhail Bakhtin’s semiotics, applying a novel interpretation of street art as a dialogic aesthetic, where an intertextual examination into the relationship between street art and graffiti proves fruitful in understanding the art of the street as an aesthetic within Bakhtin’s theoretical architecture.
Contact: Institute for Doctoral Studies in the Visual Arts, 795 Congress Street Portland, ME 04102, USA.