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In his essay On the ruins of the museum, Douglas Crimp proposed the need for critics to open a forgotten chapter about the entrails of modernity. Foucault had dissected much of the knowledge and institutions of the new epistemological theatre, but one discipline had avoided his surgical procedure: art history. Conceived as a historical sequence of interrelated paradigms or as a scientific and purely taxonomic knowledge, art history functions as the discursive artifact that produces and legitimizes a new truth for images. Therefore, the text presents the synthesis of a series of hypotheses that encourage us to rethink the discipline as a modern kinswoman of disciplinary devices such as crime, mental disease or sexuality in order to integrate it into the new somatic-political regime of images and the epicenter of the new power techniques.

De cuerpos subjetivados e imágenes artistizadas: la lógica biopolítica de la historia del arte