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Journal articles on the topic "Artification"
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Lories, Danielle. "Artification/désartification." Nouvelle revue d’esthétique 24, no. 2 (2019): 5. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/nre.024.0005.
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Andrzejewski, Adam. "Framing Artification." Estetika: The European Journal of Aesthetics 52, no. 2 (November 25, 2015): 131. http://dx.doi.org/10.33134/eeja.136.
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Hughson, John. "The Artification of Football: A Sociological Reconsideration of the ‘Beautiful Game’." Cultural Sociology 13, no. 3 (June 20, 2019): 305–20. http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/1749975519852802.
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Football is widely referred to as the ‘beautiful game’. This gives the impression that the sport can be aesthetically appreciated by its human observers. However, while many people might acknowledge that some of the physical movements made by top level football players exhibit grace, even beauty, this does not equate to football being accepted as a form of culture comparable to other areas of human activity described collectively as ‘the arts’. While this article takes an interest in philosophical inquiry into the aesthetic possibilities of football, it is primarily concerned with a sociological explanation as to how football has become ‘artified’. In doing so, the article draws upon the concept ‘artification’ as developed by Roberta Shapiro and Nathalie Heinich. The approach is not concerned with definitions of art according to aesthetic criteria or notions of appreciation, but with ‘how and under what circumstances art comes about’. This requires examining football in relation to discernible ‘constituent processes’ of artification. For reasons explained in the article, the contextual focus is on the artification of football in England. Artification is not a closed and finished matter. In that it can be said to have occurred, artification must be balanced against ‘de-artification’ in the form of potentially countervailing tendencies. Such consideration is taken up in the conclusion, via reflection upon the damaging impact of the excesses of commercial organisational control. Overall, artification is advocated as a sociological model that offers insight into the cultural significance of football in contemporary life.
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Heinich, Nathalie. "Signature et artification." Hypothèses 9, no. 1 (2006): 377. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/hyp.051.0377.
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Shapiro, Roberta. "Artification as Process." Cultural Sociology 13, no. 3 (August 16, 2019): 265–75. http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/1749975519854955.
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The term ‘artification’ springs from a simple idea: art is not a given and cannot be defined once and for all as the consecrated body of works of established institutions and disciplines. Rather, it is a construct and the result of social processes that are located in time and place. Although this last statement is so fundamental to the sociological outlook as to border on truism, it entails adopting a socio-historical perspective that is less common than one would expect. This introduction recalls some of the empirical findings on culture on which the concept is based, while placing the theory of artification within the framework of process sociology. The apparent simplicity of the idea of artification is deceptive; it leads to a materialistic and socio-genetic perspective the implications of which have yet to be fully discovered.
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Hyla, Magdalena, Katarzyna Krasoń, and Jolanta Jastrząb. "The Boundary Situation as a Space of Artification." New Educational Review 74 (2023): 43–56. http://dx.doi.org/10.15804/tner.23.74.4.04.
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Artification occupies a specific place between art and non-art and is determined by giving a subjectively aesthetic meaning to the objects that previously had no such properties. We refer here explicitly to the studies and findings of Ellen Dissanayake and Ossi Naukkarinen. The study aimed to focus on the potential of artification at the end of one’s life, exemplified by reports of the qualitative study conducted in one of the hospices in Katowice, Poland. The psychological flexibility categories, extracted from artification activities, were used in this research.
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Beom, Seohee, and Eunhyuk Yim. "Artification of Luxury Fashion Products." Journal of the Korean Society of Clothing and Textiles 45, no. 2 (April 30, 2021): 346–55. http://dx.doi.org/10.5850/jksct.2021.45.2.346.
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Vukadin, Ana, Jean-François Lemoine, and Olivier Badot. "Store artification and retail performance." Journal of Marketing Management 35, no. 7-8 (March 11, 2019): 634–61. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/0267257x.2019.1583681.
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Vorontsova, D. O., V. R. Zhyliak, and R. V. Karpenko. "WOMEN’S RIGHT TO ARTIFICATION OF PREGNANCY." Juridical scientific and electronic journal, no. 11 (2021): 145–48. http://dx.doi.org/10.32782/2524-0374/2021-11/34.
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Andrzejewski, Adam. "Authenticity Manifested: Street Art and Artification." Rivista di estetica, no. 64 (April 1, 2017): 167–84. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/estetica.2077.
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Anderlini-Pillet, Véronique. "L'artification du luxe dans le discours médiatique : convergence des signes et du sens (2010-2014)." Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016AZUR2031/document.
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Ce travail aborde le luxe dans les sciences de l’information et de la communication au prisme des médias dans une approche interdisciplinaire en s’appuyant sur l’esthétique, la sémiotique, l’étude des identités visuelles, la muséographie et l’analyse de discours. En utilisant le concept d’artification mis en avant par Nathalie Heinich et Roberta Shapiro en 2012 pour décrire le passage à l’art de pratiques non artistiques, nous analysons les dispositifs sociotechniques d’information et de communication mis en œuvre pour tenter de transformer l’objet de luxe en objet d’art, et sa consommation en expérience esthétique. Nous interrogeons les discours médiatiques opérant sur cette mise en exposition pour vérifier l’opérativité du dispositif et analyser le mode de fonctionnement de la convergence des signes et du sens qui produit l’artification. Ce travail est une des réponses possibles à la question « Un dispositif peut-il transformer un sac à main en œuvre d’art ? »This work deals with luxury in the information and communication sciences to the media prism in an interdisciplinary approach based on aesthetics, semiotics, the study of visual identities, museography and analysis of speech. Using the concept of artification put forward by Nathalie Heinich and Roberta Shapiro in 2012 to describe the transition to the art of non-artistic practices, we analyze the sociotechnical information and communication devices used to try to transform the object of luxury as an object of art, and its consummation in aesthetic experience. We ask the media discourses operating on this exposure to verify the operativity of the device and analyze the mode of operation of the convergence of signs and the meaning that produces the artification. This work is one of the possible answers to the question "Can a device transform a handbag into a work of art? "
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Lévêque, Cyrielle. "Artification de l’archive : une dialectique entre figures et absences." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Lorraine, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LORR0334.
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L’élaboration de ce travail de thèse s’inscrit dans une démarche universitaire, elle est également pensée de manière simultanée avec la création artistique. Elle s’oriente vers des questionnements liés à une quête personnelle, intime, mais également « traquée » dans une voie plus large qui est celle de la généalogie, de la photographie de famille, de l’image documentaire et des zones d’ombres qui font partie de toute histoire personnelle. Des mécanismes de résistance à l’artification se déploient comme tentative de réponse artistique et de recherche, face à une histoire mutique, un manque de paroles. L’histoire familiale est source de filiations plurielles, de transmissions – verbales ou non –, mais aussi de secrets. Certains vides apparaissent parfois dans des portraits où l’élément absent, par l’insistance de son manque dans la logique du récit, devient obsédant. La spécificité pour les artistes qui s’attachent à ces corpus consiste à collecter, s’approprier et exposer ces images troubles pour les réinvestir dans un circuit artistique, volubile et efficace. Ces nouvelles images, définies comme histoires intimes mais aussi comme un art du témoignage, se transforment alors en une mémoire collective : par un habile téléscopage de sens, l’oeuvre ainsi née de l’image vernaculaire fait irruption par sa plasticité et offre un sens nouveau à la figure effacée ou absente. Cette réflexion théorique et artistique, entreprise sur les relations polysémiques entre photographie documentaire et poïétique de l’effacement, analyse la manière dont l’art agit au coeur des images d’archives. Qu’est-ce qui de l’art– par ses méthodes, ses dispositifs de mise en oeuvre, son inscription sociale et historique–se trouve activé qui permette ainsi de « lire » une image qui refusait de se donner. Réciproquement, quels leviers sont élaborés par les artistes, pour mettre à jour des images qui ne leur appartiennent pas et qui viennent bouleverser notre rapport à l’information initiale ? C’est là tout l’enjeu de cette recherche théorique et plastique qui permet de saisir une mécanique d’artification des images d’archives, à mi-chemin de l’histoire intime et de la mythologie artistique ; ou comment du récit en creux surgissent des images, figures vacillantes entre présence et absence, archives d’un devenir reformuléThe development of this thesis work falls within an academic approach, andis also simultaneously thought in connection with the artistic creation. It deals with personal and private questioning, but is also « hunted » in a different way regarding yet genealogy, family and documentary pictures and the shadow zones that are part of all personal history. Mechanisms of resistance to arti- fication are deployed as an attempt at an artistic and theoretical response, facing a mute story, a lack of words. The family history is the origin of plural filiations, transmissions–with or without words–but also secrets. Sometimes some empty spaces appear on portraits. The missing element, thus, becomes an obsession due to its lack in the logic of the story. The artists working on those corpuses specifically aim to collect, reclaim and exhibit those blurred pictures in order to re-use them into an artistic, voluble and efficient circuit. These new pictures–private stories and testimony art at once–turn into a collective memory : by a clever telescope of meaning, the work, born out of the vernacular image, breaks through thanks to its plasticity, and offers a new meaning to the erased or absent figure. This theoretical and artistic reflection, based on the polysemous relations between documentary pictures and « erasing poietic », analyses the way that art acts into old archive pictures. How can art give the power to « read » a picture that is invisible ? Which ways, implemented devices, social and histo- ric beliefs allow it ? Conversely, what levers are developed by the artists, to update images that do not belong to them and that change our vision of the initial information ? Here is the challenge of this theoretical and plastic research that let us understand a mechanism of the artifying archival image, midway between private story and artistic mythology ; or how can images or vacilla- ting figures between presence and absence appear from invisible elements, as archives of a reformulated future
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Lévêque, Cyrielle. "Artification de l’archive : une dialectique entre figures et absences." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LORR0334.
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L’élaboration de ce travail de thèse s’inscrit dans une démarche universitaire, elle est également pensée de manière simultanée avec la création artistique. Elle s’oriente vers des questionnements liés à une quête personnelle, intime, mais également « traquée » dans une voie plus large qui est celle de la généalogie, de la photographie de famille, de l’image documentaire et des zones d’ombres qui font partie de toute histoire personnelle. Des mécanismes de résistance à l’artification se déploient comme tentative de réponse artistique et de recherche, face à une histoire mutique, un manque de paroles. L’histoire familiale est source de filiations plurielles, de transmissions – verbales ou non –, mais aussi de secrets. Certains vides apparaissent parfois dans des portraits où l’élément absent, par l’insistance de son manque dans la logique du récit, devient obsédant. La spécificité pour les artistes qui s’attachent à ces corpus consiste à collecter, s’approprier et exposer ces images troubles pour les réinvestir dans un circuit artistique, volubile et efficace. Ces nouvelles images, définies comme histoires intimes mais aussi comme un art du témoignage, se transforment alors en une mémoire collective : par un habile téléscopage de sens, l’oeuvre ainsi née de l’image vernaculaire fait irruption par sa plasticité et offre un sens nouveau à la figure effacée ou absente. Cette réflexion théorique et artistique, entreprise sur les relations polysémiques entre photographie documentaire et poïétique de l’effacement, analyse la manière dont l’art agit au coeur des images d’archives. Qu’est-ce qui de l’art– par ses méthodes, ses dispositifs de mise en oeuvre, son inscription sociale et historique–se trouve activé qui permette ainsi de « lire » une image qui refusait de se donner. Réciproquement, quels leviers sont élaborés par les artistes, pour mettre à jour des images qui ne leur appartiennent pas et qui viennent bouleverser notre rapport à l’information initiale ? C’est là tout l’enjeu de cette recherche théorique et plastique qui permet de saisir une mécanique d’artification des images d’archives, à mi-chemin de l’histoire intime et de la mythologie artistique ; ou comment du récit en creux surgissent des images, figures vacillantes entre présence et absence, archives d’un devenir reformuléThe development of this thesis work falls within an academic approach, andis also simultaneously thought in connection with the artistic creation. It deals with personal and private questioning, but is also « hunted » in a different way regarding yet genealogy, family and documentary pictures and the shadow zones that are part of all personal history. Mechanisms of resistance to arti- fication are deployed as an attempt at an artistic and theoretical response, facing a mute story, a lack of words. The family history is the origin of plural filiations, transmissions–with or without words–but also secrets. Sometimes some empty spaces appear on portraits. The missing element, thus, becomes an obsession due to its lack in the logic of the story. The artists working on those corpuses specifically aim to collect, reclaim and exhibit those blurred pictures in order to re-use them into an artistic, voluble and efficient circuit. These new pictures–private stories and testimony art at once–turn into a collective memory : by a clever telescope of meaning, the work, born out of the vernacular image, breaks through thanks to its plasticity, and offers a new meaning to the erased or absent figure. This theoretical and artistic reflection, based on the polysemous relations between documentary pictures and « erasing poietic », analyses the way that art acts into old archive pictures. How can art give the power to « read » a picture that is invisible ? Which ways, implemented devices, social and histo- ric beliefs allow it ? Conversely, what levers are developed by the artists, to update images that do not belong to them and that change our vision of the initial information ? Here is the challenge of this theoretical and plastic research that let us understand a mechanism of the artifying archival image, midway between private story and artistic mythology ; or how can images or vacilla- ting figures between presence and absence appear from invisible elements, as archives of a reformulated future
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Trapani, Roberta. "Patrimoines irréguliers en France et en Italie : origines, artification, regard contemporain." Thesis, Paris 10, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA100087.
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Depuis les années 1930, un lent processus d’« artification » investit des lieux de vieembellis par leurs propres habitants avec des techniques improvisées. Considérés àl’origine comme des curiosités locales, ces sites sont révélés au monde de l’art par lessurréalistes, qui amorcent leur documentation. Dans l’après-guerre, ils connaissent uneréception de plus en plus enthousiaste au sein de certains milieux artistiques et serontannexés successivement à l’art médiumnique, à l’art naïf, à l’art brut, à l’outsider art, àl’architecture fantastique, entre autres, donnant lieu à une pléthore de définitions. Cesenvironnements irréguliers seront alors considérés souvent comme l’expressionspontanée d’impulsions intérieures, sans influences ni tradition. Cette thèse propose derevenir aux origines de cette forme artistique, en révélant le mouvement circulaire qui larelie, d’une part, aux cultures populaires et, d’autre part, aux courants officiels del’histoire de l’art contemporaine. Elle examine également les conditions de sa réceptions,dans un contexte dominé jusque dans les années 1970 par le paradigme primitiviste,avant de se concentrer sur la multiplication des initiatives qui, depuis la fin des années1970, marquent un renouvellement du regard. Tout au long, les environnementsirréguliers sont questionnés dans leur faculté à associer des notions fondamentales –art, culture, marginalité, architecture, grotesque, baroque, ornemental, entre autres – età être saisis comme un outil opératoire désignant une forme d’authenticité artistique ouculturelleSince the 1930s, a slow process of « artification » invested living spaces decorated bytheir own inhabitants with improvised techniques. Originally regarded as localcuriosities, these sites have been introduced to the artistic world by the Surrealists, whobegan their documentation. In the post war period, they have been seen with increasingenthusiasm in some artistic circles and then have been linked to mediumistic art, naiveart, art brut, outsider art, fantastic architecture, among others, creating a plethora ofdefinitions. Irregular environments have often been considered as the spontaneousexpression of inner impulses, without influence or tradition. This thesis proposes toreturn to the origins of this form of art, revealing the circular movement that connects it,on one hand, to the popular cultures and, on the other hand, to the officials movementsof the history of contemporary art. It also examines the conditions of its own reception,in a context dominated until the 1970s by the primitivist paradigm, before of focusing onthe many initiatives that, since the late 1970s, brought a renewed look. All along,irregular environments have been questioned in their ability to combine fundamentalconcepts - art, architecture, culture, marginality, ornamental, among others - and to betaken as an operational tool for a form of artistic or cultural authenticity
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Masè, Stefania. "Art & Business : from sponsorship and philanthropy to the contemporary process of artification." Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040011.
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Cette thèse bilingue (anglais-italien) en deux volumes est consacrée aux relations que les entreprises tissent avec le monde de l’art. Nous rendons compte du phénomène dans une Revue Systématique de la Littérature qui a permis l’identification de la relation Art & Entreprise selon neuf axes de recherche, qui vont de la philanthropie au parrainage et à l’artification. Nous définissons ce nouveau concept d’artification en tant que relation entre les artistes contemporains et les entreprises appartenant au secteur luxe de la mode. Pour elles, les arts visuels deviennent une troisième source capable de préserver, aux yeux du consommateur, une valeur de marque minée par les effets de la mondialisation et des fusions acquisitions qui ont transformé le secteur luxe de l’industrie de la mode. Les entreprises adoptent un Processus d’Artification visant à transformer leurs produits en œuvres d’art, et deviennent des acteurs nouveaux dans les arts. Après une étude de cas consacrée à l’entreprise française Louis Vuitton, nous testons ce que nous nommons un Effet d’Artification, par le biais d’une expérience-sondage, qui a pris la forme de questionnaires distribués à un échantillon de 880 consommateurs français, au sein du laboratoire INSEAD SORBONNE BEHAVIOURAL LAB. Nous avons testé l’Effet d’Artification en utilisant le modèle de Customer-Based Brand Equity et de la mesure de l’échelle esthétique. Les résultats et leur analyse statistique détaillée montrent que les arts visuels jouent le rôle de troisième source capable de changer la valeur de la marque. Le Processus d’Artification a donc la capacité d’agir en tant que stimulus sur la perception du luxe auprès du consommateur final, réel ou potentielIn a two-volume bilingual dissertation in English and in Italian, we research the way companies weave relationships with the art world. First, we account for this phenomenon through a Systematic Literature Review. It allows us to identify the relational Art & Enterprise forms in nine areas of research spanning from sponsorship to philanthropy and to artification. We define this new concept as a specific relational mode between contemporary artists and business enterprises which is frequent in luxury fashion. The visual arts become a viable third source capable of maintining brand value for consumers who are ever more sensitive to a loss in luxury brand value. It is caused by globalization and the frequent mergers and acquisitions that are transforming the luxury sector in the fashion industry. Luxury businesses’aim is to elevate their products into objects of art. Process of Artification additionally results in their acting as key players in the art world. After a case study of French company Louis Vuitton, we finally test what we term Artification Effect by carrying out a consumer-based survey: with the help of INSEAD-SORBONNE BEHAVIOURAL LAB, we designed a survey with questionnaires distributed to an 880 French-consumers sample. We tested the Artification Effect through the model of Customer-Based Brand Equity and The Measurement of the Aesthetic Scale. The results and our in-depth statistical analysis prove that the visual arts effectively play the role of third source capable of changing the value of a brand. The Artification Process therefore acts as stimulus eliciting the perception of luxury in the end or potential consumer
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Giancaspero, Laura. "L'art mural comme stratégie de survie des communautés rurales. Trois études de cas en milieu rural italien." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCA158/document.
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Cette thèse s'intéresse aux peintures murales en milieu rural, dans la péninsule italienne. A travers trois études de cas elle propose d'analyser le phénomène muraliste comme l'expression des rapports écologiques des communautés locales avec leur environnement. L'étude de ce phénomène, mené en conjuguant l'approche géohistorique à l'écocriticism américain, révèle que ces peintures murales représentent une riposte aux nombreuses fractures, territoriales, identitaire et écologiques, qui sont intervenues dans ce territoires ruraux à l'époque contemporaine. Tout ces changements ont en effet brisé les rapports séculaires que les communautés locales entretenaient avec leur territoire en menaçant leur existence même. Il s'agit d'un phénomène courant en Italie qui a entrainé l'abandon de nombreux villages ruraux. Dans le cas des trois villages analysés, la population locale a fait recours à l'art murale afin de se réapproprier les lieux et de redéfinir les rapports avec son environnement, ce qu'enfin a garanti la survie des ces petites communautésThis thesis is focused on Italian mural paintings in rural environments. Through three case studies, it analyses artistic phenomenon as an expression of the ecological relationship between the local community and their environment. The study of this phenomenon, conducted by combining the geohistorical approach with American ecocriticism, reveals that these murals represent a response to the many fractures: territorial, identity and ecological, which have occurred in this rural area during contemporary times. All these changes, therefore, broke the centuries-old relationships that local communities maintained with their territory by threatening their own existence. This is a common phenomenon in Italy that has resulted in the abandonment of many rural villages. In the case of the three villages analyzed, the local population employed the mural art in order to reclaim their place and to redefine the relationship with their environment, which finally affirmed the survival of these small communities
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Piette, Jacques-Erick. "Le neuvième art, légitimations et dominations." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCA081/document.
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En France, la bande dessinée est exposée dans des musées et des bibliothèques, ses dessins originaux sont vendus dans des galeries dédiées et par de prestigieuses maisons de ventes, mais est-elle pour autant réellement légitimée en tant qu'art au sein de ces champs ? Qui a initié et participe aujourd'hui à ce processus, et selon quelles stratégies ? Cette thèse s'attache à répondre à ces questions en mobilisant les concepts de champs et de légitimité développés par Pierre Bourdieu mais aussi par des emprunts théoriques et méthodologiques à différents sociologues de l'art comme Howard Becker, Serge Chaumier, Jean-Louis Fabiani, Nathalie Heinich, Bernard Lahire, Eric Maigret, Raymonde Moulin, ou Alain Quemin. En venant questionner les trois pôles que sont les artistes, les institutions et le marché, nous établissons un corpus d'évènements et de dessinateurs valorisés par ceux-ci, mais aussi des producteurs de ces évènements. En étudiant leurs déclarations et en allant à leur rencontre lors d'entretiens, nous analysons leurs motivations. Nous parvenons finalement à établir la relativité de la légitimation de la bande dessinée, tant en qualité qu'en nombre d'individus concernés. Malgré la mise en valeur d'un phénomène générationnel dans l'évolution du statut de la bande dessinée et de sa reconnaissance, nous concluons que l'acquisition d'une semi-légitimité (pour reprendre le mot de Jean-Louis Fabiani) du neuvième art est davantage d'un état de fait que d'un processus dynamique en cours d'évolutionIn France, museums and libraries exhibit comics, galleries devoted to them sell their original drawings and renowed art auction houses do too, but does it mean thereby that comics are truly legitimated as art within these fields ? Who initiated the process and today who keeps participating in it, and in doing so, according to which strategies ? This thesis seeks to answer these questions by gathering together the concepts of fields and legitimacy developed by Pierre Bourdieu but also by borrowing theories and methodologies from art socioloists such as Howard Becker, Serge Chaumier, Jean-Louis Fabiani, Nathalie Heinich, Bernard Lahire, Eric Maigret, Raymonde Moulin, or Alain Quemin. By questioning the three poles formed by the artists, the institutions and the art market, we have established a corpus of events, of strip cartoonists highlighted by these events and of the producers of these same events. By studying their declarations and by meeting them to interview them, we have analysed their motivations. We have finally come to establish the relativity of the legitimation of comics both for their quality and the number of the individuals concerned. Despite the fact that a generational phenomenon has been given prominence in the evolution of the status and the recognition of comics, we can conclude that the acquisition of a semi-legitimacy (to employ Jean-Louis Fabiani’s own word) by the ninth art is more of a fact than a dynamic process in development
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Borén, Oskarsson Michelle, and Oskar Lehtinen. "Yngre förskolebarns spontana musikskapande : Musicking och konstifikation." Thesis, Stockholms universitet, Barn- och ungdomsvetenskapliga institutionen, 2019. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:su:diva-170341.
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Studiens syfte är att undersöka yngre förskolebarns spontana musikskapande. Metoden för insamling av data som använts är filmning med förskolans lärplatta, som kompletterats med anteckningar. De teoretiska perspektiv vi utgått från är Dissanayakes artification theory (översatt till konstifikationsteori) och Smalls musicking-teori. Resultatet visar att Dissanayakes estetiska beteenden är lämpliga att applicera på barns spontana musicking. Vi ser att de musicking-event som uppstår ligger nära lek och ofta är sociala i sin karaktär. Vi ser att barn använder sig av musicking för att göra sin vardag speciell, eller konstifiera den. Slutsatsen blir att de yngre förskolebarnens spontana musikskapande befinner sig någonstans i gränslandet mellan konst och lek, eller snarare är det kanske så att det är både två samtidigt.
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Candian, Elisiana Frizzoni. "Uma análise da mediação no FILE: artificação e gamificação." Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora (UFJF), 2015. https://repositorio.ufjf.br/jspui/handle/ufjf/5502.
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Nesta dissertação buscamos apresentar questões pertinentes à Arte e Tecnologia tomando a 14a e 15a edições do Festival Internacional de Linguagem Eletrônica, o FILE, como objeto de estudo. Além de o FILE ser um espaço comprometido em apresentar obras de artistas dedicados a experimentações com linguagens eletrônicas e digitais, é também conhecido por democratizar o acesso à arte, por meio de suas obras interativas. Partindo dessa perspectiva, nosso objetivo com este trabalho é entender como o FILE aproxima o público da tecnologia através da interatividade da maioria das obras que compõe a exposição. Apresentamos como o FILE media às relações com o público a partir da interatividade das obras, analisando as diversas instâncias de mediação: desde a forma como o festival é organizado institucionalmente, passando por como a imprensa divulga o festival, até a mediação do educativo, responsável por agenciar relações entre o público e as obras. Consideramos importante no trabalho pontuar características da Arte Interativa, contextualizando-a dentro do digital e destacando suas especificidades. E para a análise do objeto, consideramos pertinentes dois conceitos conhecidos como Gamificação e Artificação, e a partir do seu entendimento e da oposição entre eles, analisamos três obras que estiveram expostas nas edições do festival em questão como estudos de caso, entendo-as inseridas em um contexto brasileiro de exibição.
In this dissertation it is aimed to present issues which concerns art and technology, taking as object of study the 14th and 15th editions of the Electronic Language International Festival, the FILE. In addition to be a space committed to present works of artists dedicated to experimentations using digital and electronic language, the FILE is also recognized for making the art access more democratic, through their interactive works. From this perspective, our objective concerning this study is to understand how the FILE draws the audience near to the technology by means of the interactivity of most of the works that take place at the exhibition. We present how the FILE mediates the relations with the audience using the works interactivity, analyzing the several mediation instances: from the festival setting, passing through the way the press promotes the event, to the educational mediation, responsible for mediating relations between the audience and the works. It is considered important in this work to highlight characteristics of the Interactive Art, contextualizing it inside the digital and emphasizing its specificities. And to analyze the object, we considered as pertinent two concepts that are known as Gamification and Artification, and from the elucidation of these concepts and the differences between them, we analyze three works that were exhibited at the editions of the FILE as case studies, understood them within a Brazilian context of exhibition.
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Zancanaro, Frédéric. "Le processus de production des œuvres dans l'art culinaire contemporain français." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016TOU20025.
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Le degré d’excellence atteint tant au niveau esthétique que technique par la cuisine savante dès la seconde moitié du 17ème siècle, doublé d’une capacité à créer et/ou à interpréter des œuvres originales, permet de faire passer la cuisine du rang d’activité domestique et artisanale au rang de pratique professionnelle artistique. La question de la construction des œuvres dans l’art culinaire contemporain français est abordée sous l’angle du processus de production. Les lectures analytique et experte de l’offre alimentaire figurant dans les cartes des restaurants tri-étoilés au guide Michelin et les entretiens biographiques, montrent que le processus de production des œuvres culinaires varie en fonction de la socialisation professionnelle, de l’histoire de vie, et des interactions nouées avec le monde de l’art culinaire dans une arène gastronomique. La manière dont les chefs agrègent ces éléments caractérise leur production artistique (interprète vs créateur – localisé vs non localisé). De plus, le type culinaire des chefs (conservateur/avant-gardiste) semble être en lien avec leur type de signatures esthétiques. L’apport théorique de ce travail pourrait contribuer à définir un espace social qu’on pourrait appeler « espace social gastronomique ». Cet espace social gastronomique permettrait de dégager les dimensions de la signature des chefs qui seraient utiles aux scientifiques pour étudier l’art culinaire, aux professionnels pour se positionner « culinairement » et « scénographiquement », aux commentateurs pour disposer de nouvelles catégories d’analyse, et aux formateurs pour initier le public en formation. En cela, cette thèse contribue à thématiser l’art culinaire au sein de la sociologie de l’alimentationThe level of technical and aesthetic excellence reached by learned cuisine in the second half of the 17th century and the capacity to create novel works and or reinterpret some have propelled domestic and artisanal cooking into the world of artistic professional practice. We have chosen to address the problem of work construction in French contemporary culinary art from the production process viewpoint. The analytical and expert reading of the food offer as evidenced in menus of three-starred restaurants and in chefs’ interviews clearly underlines that the production process differs between chefs since it depends on the professional socialization but also on the chefs’ life history and on their interactions with the world of culinary art in the gastronomic arena. The way chefs aggregate all these elements is the hallmark of their artistic production (interpreter vs creator – national dimension vs terroir-focused). The culinary type to which they belong (conservative/avant-garde) seems to be closely linked to the type of aesthetic signature which differentiates them. The theoretical contribution of this research work may help define some social space that could be referred to as « gastronomic social space ». Such an approach could help outline the contours of the chefs’ signature that might prove quite valuable to the researchers who intend to study culinary art, to the professionals who try to position themselves with regard to « culinary and scenic design », to the reviewers who need an analytical framework and to the trainers who plan to educate the general public. In this respect, this research work can be considered as an asset to incorporate culinary art to the domain of food sociology
Books on the topic "Artification"
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Massi, Marta, and Alex Turrini, eds. The Artification of Luxury Fashion Brands. Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-26121-4.
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Future of Luxury Brands: Artification and Sustainability. de Gruyter GmbH, Walter, 2022.
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Joy, Annamma. Future of Luxury Brands: Artification and Sustainability. de Gruyter GmbH, Walter, 2022.
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Joy, Annamma. Future of Luxury Brands: Artification and Sustainability. de Gruyter GmbH, Walter, 2022.
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Kapferer, Jean-Noël, Marta Massi, and Alex Turrini. Artification of Luxury Fashion Brands: Synergies, Contaminations, and Hybridizations. Springer International Publishing AG, 2021.
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Kapferer, Jean-Noël, Marta Massi, and Alex Turrini. The Artification of Luxury Fashion Brands: Synergies, Contaminations, and Hybridizations. Palgrave Pivot, 2020.
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Atik, Deniz. New Directions in Art, Fashion, and Wine: Sustainability, Digitalization, and Artification. Lexington Books/Fortress Academic, 2023.
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Atik, Deniz. New Directions in Art, Fashion, and Wine: Sustainability, Digitalization, and Artification. Lexington Books/Fortress Academic, 2023.
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Salciute Civiliene, Gabriele. "Data Artification." In Springer Series in Design and Innovation, 234–43. Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-61671-7_22.
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Piancatelli, Chiara, Piergiacomo Mion Dalle Carbonare, and Manuel Cuadrado-García. "Balenciaga: The Master of Haute Couture." In The Artification of Luxury Fashion Brands, 141–62. Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-26121-4_6.
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Sepe, Giorgia, and Alessia Anzivino. "Guccification: Redefining Luxury Through Art—The Gucci Revolution." In The Artification of Luxury Fashion Brands, 89–112. Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-26121-4_4.
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Antonaglia, Federica, and Juliette Passebois Ducros. "Christian Dior: The Art of Haute Couture." In The Artification of Luxury Fashion Brands, 113–39. Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-26121-4_5.
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Paolino, Chiara, and Ariane Berthoin Antal. "Sergio Rossi and Its Magic Kingdom: Artistic Interventions, Brand Identity Renewal, and Stakeholder Awareness." In The Artification of Luxury Fashion Brands, 33–61. Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-26121-4_2.
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Massi, Marta, and Alex Turrini. "When Fashion Meets Art: The Artification of Luxury Fashion Brands." In The Artification of Luxury Fashion Brands, 1–32. Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-26121-4_1.
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Rurale, Andrea, and Stefano Prestini. "Trussardi Art and Fashion: A Long-Distance Relationship?" In The Artification of Luxury Fashion Brands, 63–87. Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-26121-4_3.
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Biondo, Sandra. "Corporate Fashion Museums Communication Strategies: The Case of the Louis Vuitton Maison de Famille in Asnières-sur-Seine." In Fashion Communication in the Digital Age, 304–15. Cham: Springer Nature Switzerland, 2023. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-38541-4_28.
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AbstractThe case of the Louis Vuitton ‘maison de famille’ in Asnières-sur-Seine allows investigation of communications strategies implemented by Corporate Fashion Museums. It is argued these museum types are used by luxury fashion brands as marketing tools to retain their customers. The data relied upon are primarily qualitative: interviews and exploratory observations were specifically conducted between January 2020 and November 2022. It is suggested that the process of commodification of the family patrimonium as well as the enhancement of for-sale products within the museum is made possible through the wise use of various techniques mainly related to the artification and the heritagization processes. The combination of those techniques – linking fashion brands with the art and museum world(s) – enables fashion firms to produce a coherent corporate narrative while pursuing seemingly oppositional goals.
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Salciute Civiliene, Gabriele. "Data Artification: Knowledge Design Against and Beyond Data Factories and Regimes." In Springer Series in Design and Innovation, 437–52. Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-75867-7_28.
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De Angelis, Matteo, Cesare Amatulli, and Margherita Zaretti. "The Artification of Luxury: How Art Can Affect Perceived Durability and Purchase Intention of Luxury Products." In Sustainable Luxury and Craftsmanship, 61–84. Singapore: Springer Singapore, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-3769-1_4.
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