Clara Porset, a Woman in the Times of the Modern Movement.

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Clara Porset, a Woman in the Times of the Modern Movement.

p. 91-96

Received: jun. 14, 2022
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Published: ene. 1, 2000
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Keywords:
Clara Porset
Latin America Design
Modern Movement

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Clara Porset, a Woman in the Times of the Modern Movement.

Danay Hernández
Instituto Superior de Diseño de la UH
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4694-2007
Cuba

Abstract

The Modern Movement is recognized as the new way of projecting architecture and design, opposed to the ornamentation of the nineteenth century. Marked by rationalism based on usage, its history was been punctuated, essentially, by male figuresand its range by an American and Eurocentric vision. In this context Clara Porset, opened the path for Latin American design.
Studying her professional work, it is possible to appreciate a woman that had the audacity and, especially, the strength to overcome her time. Clara Porset Dumas was an important Cuban avant-garde designer, recognized not only because of her contributions to design and the way she taught it, but mostly because as a woman, she was acknowledged in a history mainly dominated by men.

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Hernández, D. (2000). Clara Porset, a Woman in the Times of the Modern Movement. A3manos, 3(4), 91–96. Retrieved from https://a3manos.isdi.co.cu/index.php/a3manos/article/view/50
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Vol. 3 No. 4 (2016): No. 4 - january - june / 2016
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Curriculum synthesis

Danay Hernández, Instituto Superior de Diseño de la UH

Graduada como Diseñadora de Vestuario en el Instituto Superior de Diseño (ISDi) en 1992. Profesora de Historia del Diseño en el ISDi desde el 2011. Se ha desempeñado como diseñadora gráfica en CUBANACAN y la Editorial de la Mujer. En el proyecto ARTEYLLA es diseñadora de vestuario y textil. Ha participado como ponente en eventos internacionales de Diseño en Cuba y como conferen- cista invitada en Colegio de Arquitectos de Bilbao, España y en la Casa de las Américas.

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