Ñewíeda: the anthropomorphic get along gang

Abstract

In this essay, the artist-bee metaphor is the starting point for reflection on the ability of contemporary indigenous artists to narrate and exchange experiences to articulate a new community of listeners: Western art.The narration is, for the author, the honey that heals colonial wounds and burns from its own scars. Other defining aspects of indigenous art and its relationship with Western culture are addressed in the same text.