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Roseiro, Magda Margarida Vasco. "Elementos gráficos de comunicação da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian. Contribuições para a sua investigação e análise." Master's thesis, Faculdade de Arquitetura de Lisboa, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.5/5786.
Full textOliveira, Pedro Henrique Stenert. "An outcome base model: the associação Salvador Case. A partnership with Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation." Master's thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/107196.
Full textLopes, André Guerra. "An outcome-based model: the CDI Portugal case. A partnership with Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation." Master's thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/107202.
Full textMatias, Carolina Gouveia. "A III Exposição de Artes Plásticas da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian." Master's thesis, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/18136.
Full textThe study of art exhibitions in Portugal, namely, under the responsibility of Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, and their impact, are just beginning to be analyzed and put together in the project “Catálogo Raisonné das exposições de arte da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian”1. In this context, the three Exposições de Artes Plásticas2 are an important testimony of the Foundation’s role and will towards the national artistic scenery, through three decades of the 20th century. For such, besides a brief approach of the 1st and 2nd Exhibitions of Fine Arts, we wanted to find out what happened in the 80’s in Portugal, verifying that this decade was distinguished by a great creative effervescency, alongside an opening of several art galleries. Following the two first Exhibitions of Fine Arts, the 3rd one was, perhaps, the most controversial, being scrutinized by the art critics, for its repetition of “Salon” models in an artistic context more and more current and hawk-eyed of what happened outside Portugal. Trying to reach the goal of great first half of the 80’s prospect, the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation got together many submitted works, however, setting aside strong names of the national and artistic context of the 80’s decade.
Tavares, Inês Telles De Menezes Marques. "An outcome base model: the APAC Portugal case. A partnership with the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation." Master's thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/115541.
Full textCambim, Francisco José Montalto. "1970-O ano Vieira da Silva em Portugal. A grande exposição retrospectiva na Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian." Master's thesis, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/30533.
Full textThis dissertation focuses on the major retrospective exhibition of painter Maria Helena Vieira da Silva that took place in 1970, in the Temporary Exhibition Galleries of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, in Lisbon. This exhibition occurred in a moment when the work of the artist had already a substantial international recognition and was organized as being part of an european series of exhibitions that started in Paris, at the Musée Nationale d’Art Moderne, and was followed by exhibitions in Rotterdam (The Netherlands), Oslo (Norway) and Basle (Switzerland). The exhibition took place during the period know in Portugal as “Estado Novo”, a period normally associated with low openness in several areas, among them culture. It was public knowledge that Vieira da Silva was not a supporter of the political situation in Portugal, however, this exhibition had a very strong support, since the beginning, from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. This event was trully the very first large exhibition of the work of Vieira da Silva in Portugal, but at the same time the largest single exhibition of the artist ever made. Besides from this large exhibition, that obtained an enthusiastic reception from the general public and the specialized and generalist art critic in Portugal, several other small exhibitions took place simultaneasly or immediately after, such as the exhibitions at Galeria S. Mamede and Galeria 111, which indicates that 1970 was the year when finally the work of Vieira da Silva obtained the deserved recognition on its home country. Aiming at the analysis and study of this first retrospective exhibition, a contextualisation of the artist career prior to this exhibition will be carried out - in particular the art crtitic reception of her work in Portugal before 1970 - and a detailed study of various aspects of the exhibition organized by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in 1970 and events associated with it, as well as its generalist and art critic reception in Portugal.
Teixeira, Élia Maria Campos. "Arte e Educação: O percurso de Madalena Perdigão e a sua relevância no panorama cultural Português." Master's thesis, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/14576.
Full textSantos, Maria João Madeira dos. "Livros de artista: gestão da coleção da Biblioteca de Arte da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian." Master's thesis, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/17312.
Full textArtist books are a contemporary form of art that originated in the twentieth century. They are found in museums and libraries. In libraries, the risks of handling them are more conspicuous because Artist books need to be touched in order to be fully appreciated. The specificities of this kind of collections, with books of different sizes, different shapes and disparate materials, led us to focus our attention on how handling Artist books in libraries can impact their integrity. This analysis was based on an examination of the practices in place at the Art Library of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. Direct observation of these practices, together with a review of the literature, allowed us to put forward a new set of rules. Institutions that have collections of Artist books under their guard should follow specific rules on how to handle them. We believe that the sustained adoption and progressive implementation of a consistent set of rules may contribute to minimizing the handling impact as well as to the longterm availability and accessibility of Artist Books. This does not cancel, wholly and fully, the effects of using a collection of artist books. Artist books are meant to be read are interacted with, so there will always be damage due to usage.
Rocha, Isabel Maria Campiso. "Contributos para a descrição arquivística dos álbuns fotográficos do serviço do Ultramar na Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian." Master's thesis, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/14886.
Full textAlmeida, Inês Rafaela Bispo de César Saraiva de. "Museu além portas: caminhos para uma educação pela arte na comunidade." Master's thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/93485.
Full textThis report presents the work developed during the curricular internship at the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum. This internship was part of the non-academic component of the Masters in Museology at the School of Social Sciences and Humanities of the Universidade NOVA de Lisboa (NOVA-FCSH). It consists of monitoring the work developed by the Museum’s Education Service, focusing particularly on the project Entre Vizinhos, developed with the elderly community of the Avenidas Novas Parish, in Lisbon, with the purpose of strengthening the neighborhood ties with the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. In that sense, this report approaches the work methodology of the said Education Service and its application to community projects, using Entre Vizinhos as a case study.
Maurício, Ana Fabíola Ferreiro Nobre. "30 years of culture, art, and metamorphoses : the Modern Art Centre of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and the reshaping of Lisbon's culturalscape." Doctoral thesis, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/21594.
Full textThis dissertation analyses the role of the Modern Art Centre (CAM) of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (FCG) in reshaping Lisbon’s culturalscape from the early 1980s to the early 2010s by establishing a dialogue between the CAM’s activities and the Lisboan socio-political, educational, and cultural-artistic contexts. The research, accounting for the transitional aspect of those contexts throughout the years, delineates a trajectory of Lisbon’s (and Portugal’s) development in the fields of artistic and cultural accessibility and democratisation as well as consumption and fruition. This delineation, which includes a review of the respective European and North-American developments as contextualisation, starts by encompassing the period of the Estado Novo dictatorial regime – highlighting the FCG’s role in devising new cultural policies and in initiating a modernisation process –, and the period of the 1974 Revolution in Portugal – underlining the relevance of counter-cultures in the redefinition of artistic and academic practices –, so as to depict the Portuguese and international cultural realities which preceded (and greatly influenced) the CAM’s constru(ct)ing processes. The analysis seeks to explain how the CAM, as a reflection of and a response to those realities, would become a paradigm-shifting element within Lisbon’s artistic and cultural landscapes, as well as a key feature of the required short-circuiting between modernity’s objectives and postmodernity’s symbolical values (v. Santos, 2013[1994]). The research then focuses on exploring the CAM’s role in establishing an exhibitionary complex (v. Bennett, 1999) conducive to supporting a cultural transition between late modernity and postmodernity in the 1980s, and helpful in mediating globalisation’s processes from the late 1990s onwards. The dissertation aims, thus, at understanding and demonstrating how the CAM’s agency within the cultural-artistic field indelibly reshaped Lisbon’s culturalscape, i.e., how the CAM embodied social-political, urban-museological transformations and, thus, contributed to reshaping the citizens’ artistic-cultural behaviours – and therefore their cultural identities – at pivotal moments of urban and national redefinitions.
Vieira, Ana Maria Bigotte. "No Aleph para um olhar sobre o Serviço ACARTE da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian entre 1984 e 1989." Doctoral thesis, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/19417.
Full textAo contrário do que aconteceu numa série de países europeus onde no Pós II Guerra Mundial foram construídos museus de arte moderna, sinal de democracia e liberdade, em Portugal, devido ao regime de Salazar e Caetano, esta construção aconteceu já na década de 1980, por iniciativa da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian. Assim, o Centro de Arte Moderna (CAM) da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, inaugurado em 1983, viria a ser, na prática, o primeiro museu de arte moderna do país, com uma colecção organizada de propósito para a ocasião. Pensado como um centro de arte e não como um museu, o CAM incluía uma sala polivalente, um anfiteatro ao ar livre, uma sala de exposições temporárias e um pavilhão para crianças. A actividade que tinha lugar para lá das galerias do museu era da responsabilidade do Serviço de Animação, Criação Artística e Educação pela Arte (ACARTE). Várias temporalidades parecem coexistir: a promessa realizada de uma vontade de ter um museu de arte moderna vinda da década de 1950/1960; alojada num espaço arquitectónico característico da década de 1970 e inaugurada na década de 1980, o CAM; e albergando no seu interior um Serviço, o ACARTE, em sintonia com os esforços de criação de uma “Europa da Cultura” da década de 1990; e que se poderia entender como prefigurando a viragem curatorial em direcção ao discursivo e ao performativo que tem lugar já em 2000. O ACARTE pode igualmente entender-se como o culminar de duas décadas de investigação em Educação pela Arte e Educação Artística, pois a sua Fundadora e primeira Directora, Madalena Perdigão, não apenas criou a Orquestra, o Coro e o Ballet Gulbenkian, como foi responsável pela reforma do Conservatório, em 1971, e por um projecto falhado de reestruturação do Ensino Artístico Nacional, em 1978. Uma história intrincada liga assim as experiências em Educação pela Arte levadas a cabo na Gulbenkian antes da Revolução, a reforma do conservatório, a falhada reestruturação do Ensino Artístico Nacional e o regresso de Perdigão à Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian em 1984. Neste sentido, a actividade do ACARTE na década de 1980 continua as experimentações pedagógicas da década de 1960. Mas não apenas: esta actividade pode também ser entendida no cruzamento entre uma série de práticas de curadoria e programação. Ao pautar a sua acção por uma “atenção à falta”, o ACARTE terá desenvolvido uma forma particular de albergar propostas estéticas e políticas geralmente atribuídas a períodos distintos, abrindo-se às diferentes percepções que os contemporâneos teriam do seu momento histórico. Torna-se, como tal, um caso de estudo exemplar no que diz respeito a modernidades descentradas. Estruturando-se como uma lente para observar o ACARTE na década de 1980, este trabalho organiza-se em duas partes: Texto e Timeline Digital ACARTE 1984-1989, composta exclusivamente para este fim. Se a última procura abrir a acção deste Serviço a investigações futuras, a primeira procura situá-lo no seu contexto de emergência, prestando particular atenção aos modos como a sua acção contribui para uma reconfiguração da experiência da corporalidade que por estes anos tem lugar.
Pedro, Henrique Manuel Roberto Vieira da Costa. "O fotógrafo Horácio Novais na Biblioteca de Arte da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian : A Colecção de Fotografia e a obra publicada." Master's thesis, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/18475.
Full textThis research aims to develop a proposal for treatment of textual documents that follow the photographic assets of Horacio Novais belonging to the Art Library of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, exploring new conceptual potential of FRBR- Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records and their possible adaptation to UNIMARC format. For this, a qualitative research was developed through a theoretical survey, preparation of interviews with professionals specialized in the treatment of photographic documents, the raising of internal standards for treatment of assets at the Art Library and the comparative analysis of similar cases both domestic and foreign. The results, presented in a concrete proposal applied to an experimental sample selected from the asset, point out, to the need for a deeper description of the records, suggesting the use of UNIMARC link fields to maintain the relationships between the different Manifestations of the same work, indicating the respective access points. The absence of discussions and studies on the link between photographic document and the textual document recommends the development of new research that continue to contribute to improving the descriptive representation of the assets of photographers.
Mares, André Filipe Lopes. "A Colecção no Espaço: a nova apresentação da colecção de arte moderna e contemporânea da FCG." Master's thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/96117.
Full textThroughout its thirty-six years of existence, the Modern Art Centre, now designated as Calouste Gulbenkian Museum - Modern Collection, has come across a variety of approaches to the use of its exhibition spaces, sometimes paying more attention to the exhibition of its collection of modern and contemporary art, one of the most important in the country, other times paying more attention to a program of temporary exhibitions. The current director, Penelope Curtis, who has been in charge since 2015, was tasked to restructure the two museums under the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, merging the two, as well as the need, instigated by FCG Management, to implement a new permanent exhibition with works from FCG's collection of modern and contemporary art. This new exhibition of the permanent collection was made, at three different times, through the exhibition «Portugal em Flagrante», a designation that was, however, left out. In order to put a larger number of art pieces on display and to create new readings of the collection, also arousing the visitor's interest in returning to the Modern Collection, periodic renovations of parts of the exhibition are made. The curricular internship, carried out under the non-teaching component of the Master of Museology, had as its central theme the expository renewal held between March and May 2019.
Vaz, Beatriz Maria Fernandes. "Relatório de Estágio no Serviço das Comunidades Arménias da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian: Estudo comparativo entre a diáspora arménia e as comunidades portuguesas: o caso destas comunidades na França contemporânea." Master's thesis, 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/129597.
Full textThis report is based on a curricular internship at the Armenian Communities Department of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, within which the main activity carried out was the research paper contained herein. The purpose of this investigation is to determine whether the Portuguese communities can be considered a diaspora. Thus, the issues covered include the concept of diaspora, its definitions and uses; the Armenian and Portuguese realities, including the respective migrant communities; and the case study concerning these communities in contemporary France, specifically in the Île-de-France region.
Rodrigues, André da Silveira. "Um Encontro Possível da Arte na Europa. A Exposição Diálogo de 1985." Doctoral thesis, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10362/95282.
Full textThe First Exhibition-Dialogue on Contemporary Art in Europe was held in Lisbon, in the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, between 28 March and 16 June 1985. It was organized by the Council of Europe together with eight museums from eight member-states of the Council. The exhibition aimed at achieving three objectives: to create an image of contemporary art in Europe; to explore a possible European cultural identity; and to understand the role of modern and contemporary art museums in the consolidation of a European cultural heritage. The exhibition model for the Exhibition-Dialogue, proposed by René Berger, sought to fulfill these purposes through a confrontation between museums. This was based on the definition of a system of modern art that involved specific agents such as artists, galleries, art fairs, biennials or museums, among others. In this system the museum should ensure the continuity between contemporary art and all art history, and at the same time acquire and display works already subjected to the institutional circuit. The exhibition model in question depended therefore on the mediation carried out by the various agents of the art field. The final selection of works exposed, and the relations to be established with the museums, reflected the choices already made along the circuit traveled by the pieces in that structure. The embodiment of the exhibition model in the exhibition itself would correspond to a display of the representation of each museum, making visible the various local specificities and what they would reveal in common. It is this model that is altered during the organization of the Exhibition-Dialogue, in favor of a joint presentation. The weight of the number of works shown per museum is also altered. These changes made it difficult to grasp the assumptions on which René Berger's proposal was based, therefore generating, according to him, a totally new project. This justified the international reception of this exhibition as just another major contemporary art exhibition, unable to construct a comprehensive picture of contemporary art in Europe, given the absence of some of the most recognized European museums (a critique more moderate in Portugal, though). And if it was on that incapability that part of the Exhibition-Dialogue failure laid, it was also in R. Berger's theoretical proposal, namely his argument about a museum as freed from political or art market interferences, that could be found one of the exhibition's fiercest criticism. However, from the organizers' point of view it was this theoretical framing that legitimized the initiative. Nevertheless it is the questioning of this legitimacy that leads to the contextualization of this exhibition within the cultural policies of the Council of Europe and, more specifically, its Art Exhibitions program. Program from which the exhibition would be withdrawn during its organization, announcing in a way that the First Exhibition-Dialogue would also be the last.