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La obra como investigación y "work-in-progres" / compiladores : François Soulage y Alejandro Erbetta.
LIBRA TR183 .O273 2020
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- Format:
- Book
- Conference/Event
- Conference Name:
- Retina (Festival)
- Coloquio RETINA-Argentina : (2019 : Buenos Aires, Argentina)
- Language:
- Spanish
- Subjects (All):
- Photography--Psychological aspects--Congresses.
- Photography.
- Composition (Photography).
- Photography, Artistic--Congresses.
- Photography, Artistic.
- Art and photography--History--20th century--Congresses.
- Art and photography.
- History.
- Photography--Psychological aspects.
- Genre:
- Conference papers and proceedings.
- Physical Description:
- 198 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm
- Edition:
- Primera edición.
- Place of Publication:
- Buenos Aires : Retina Editores : Ediciones Artexarte de la Fundación Alfonso y Luz Castillo, 2020.
- Language Note:
- In Spanish.
- Summary:
- In his famous First Lesson in the Collège de France de 1937, Paul Valéry proposed the term poïétique to designate the study, not of a completed work of art, but of its production and conditions of realization. Contemporary art has crowned this perspective by talking about "work in progress". Artists knew this since way back, through their own experience. In particular, photographers who work on the photogenicity, in its temporal process of shaping. That is the general problem that this book explores and that has been thought of in the 6th. International Week RETINA.Argentina, in December 2019. This time, from a specific perspective, that of the investigative process, like that of a detective, in the manner of the writer Patrick Modiano, "in search of an evocative detail allowing to reconstitute a set, although there was no such set, but nothing more than fragments, stardust" (Patrick Modiano, L'horizon, 2010).Then, the works, the production of contemporary artists and photographers in particular, current and universal art - let us also consider Prehistory, Leonardo Da Vinci and Duchamp - appear under a new face, multiple, enriched, thanks to research, to a work that progresses to infinity and never ends: the recipient can continue indefinitely the research and the work.
- Contents:
- La obra como investigación y "work-in-progres" / François Soulage y Alejandro Erbetta
- La creación y la investigación no son pensables previamente / François Soulage
- De la obra al proceso / conversación entre Paula Bertúa y Alfredo Srur
- Los procesos de investigación académica. De la tesis doctoral al libro / conversación entre Cora Garmanik y Francisco Medail
- La curaduría como etnografía: del "work in progress" hacia el "para-sitio" / María Fernanda Troya
- Mala memoria. La vida de la obra o la obra de la vida / Daniel Merle
- Toda obra debe tener algún secreto / conversación entre Eduardo Medici y Jorge Zuzulich
- Boleslaw Senderowicz y la industria cultural como espacio de experimentación estética / Diego Guerra
- Apuntes sobre el "work in progress" como progresión creativa / Celeste Rojas Múgica
- Lola Arias: "work in progress": vida y ficción / Alejandro Erbetta
- "Work in progress x work in progress": la actuación entre conflicto y consonancia en la escena contemporánea / Ricardo Barreto Biriba
- Cuerpos negros como imagen ancestral en los procesos de creación artística / Amélia Vitoria de Souza Conrado
- Libre, justa y soberana: la transexperiencia como metodología de trabajo / Livio Giordano
- "a campo traviesa" Desconstrucción de un ensayo fotográfico.
- Notes:
- "Editado por RETINA.Internacional, RETINA.Argentina y Fundación Alfonso y Luz Castillo"--Title Page.
- Includes bibliographical references.
- ISBN:
- 9789874739087
- 9874739088
- OCLC:
- 1265441082
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