"The Traditional Mask as Artifact: Confluences between Anthropology and Art History," coordinated by Ramón Pérez de Castro, Ileana Benga and Vita Santoro

The MASKS team has published its first monographic issue in the journal Gazeta de Antropología. It explores masks, their practices, and the multiple intersections between art and anthropology, and is available in open access:

"The Traditional Mask as Artifact: Confluences between Anthropology and Art History," coordinated by Ramón Pérez de Castro, Ileana Benga and Vita Santoro.

This is the monographic issue of Gazeta de Antropología, no. 41 (2), 2025 - ISSN: 2340-2792 - published by the University of Granada.

Our thanks to the editor, the editors, and the authors.

All the articles in the volume, some in English and others in Spanish and Portuguese, can be downloaded at the following link: 

http://www.gazeta-antropologia.es/?cat=1890

Enjoy your reading!

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