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Journal articles on the topic "Création collective (art) – Espagne"
Rodríguez do Campo, Victoria. "Trabajo, cotidianeidad, ocupación y cooperativismo en Casa Tomada." Calle 14 revista de investigación en el campo del arte 12, no. 2 (August 3, 2017): 131. http://dx.doi.org/10.14483/21450706.12360.
Full textHenry, Gérard. "Art et culture: Hong Kong ou la création d’une mémoire collective." Perspectives chinoises 99, no. 2 (2007): 82–90. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/perch.2007.3534.
Full textDubreuil, Martine. "L’acquisition de l’atelier maison Pellan, confirmation d’un déplacement expographique vers le Sujet." Article quatre 6, no. 1 (July 31, 2012): 101–17. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1011534ar.
Full textCasares, Aurelia Martín, and Marga G. Barranco. "Popular Literary Depictions of Black African Weddings in Early Modern Spain." Renaissance and Reformation 31, no. 2 (January 1, 2008): 107–21. http://dx.doi.org/10.33137/rr.v31i2.9187.
Full textWinter, Sonia. "La création vidéo pour se reconstruire après un événement traumatique." Perspectives Psy 60, no. 1 (January 2021): 79–86. http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/ppsy/2021601079.
Full textRomero Flores, Javier Reynaldo. "Aquello que llamamos danza: Danza-ritual y “danza artística” en Oruro, Bolivia." CALLE14: revista de investigación en el campo del arte 10, no. 16 (November 6, 2015): 14. http://dx.doi.org/10.14483/10.14483/udistrital.jour.c14.2015.2.a02.
Full textOtxoteko, Mikel. "Lo abierto, lo inacabado: Un retorno a Throbbing Gristle." CALLE14: revista de investigación en el campo del arte 10, no. 16 (November 6, 2015): 70. http://dx.doi.org/10.14483/10.14483/udistrital.jour.c14.2015.2.a06.
Full textMarceau, Carole, and Francine Chaîné. "Expérience de création collective en art dramatique : approches pédagogiques et apprentissages." Percées: Explorations en arts vivants, no. 3 (2020). http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1076679ar.
Full textSalzbrunn, Monika. "Artivisme." Anthropen, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.091.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Création collective (art) – Espagne"
Mercier, Géraldine. "Equipo 57. Un art expérimental collectif au service d’une transformation de la société, entre l’Espagne franquiste et l’Europe (1957-1966)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA040200.
Full textIn the 1950s, as Francisco Franco’s dictatorship tries to reintegrate its stifled country’s art scene onto the world stage by promoting certain Spanish abstract expressionists abroad, the position of Equipo 57, a collective of geometrical abstractionists, is unique. Eager to discover the free world, and thirsty for knowledge, the young artists Juan Serrano, José Duarte, Agustín Ibarrola and Ángel Duart meet in Paris in 1957. Sharing the same affinity for constructivist art and the Russian avant-garde, and united in their desire to renew Spanish cultural life, they decide to form a team of work and discussion. Upon their return to Cordoba, where they are joined by Juan Cuenca, the five members of the team elaborate a theory of the Interactivity of plastic space which guides their creation. The individuality of each member is thus erased for the good of the collective work. Aiming for an art that is able to enter into everyday life while questioning the responsibility of the artist, Equipo 57 uses a rational and objective language which takes form in painting, sculpture and design. They try to combine formal experiments as well as socio-political engagement. This premier monographic study in French aims to analyze the career of Equipo 57, from its inception in Paris in 1957 to its official dissolution in 1966. The group’s existence will be confronted with its sociocultural context in Franco’s Spain and Western Europe at the turn of the decade of the 1950s and 1960s
Moldoveanu, Mihail. "Barcelone : la création architecturale contemporaine à l'écoute du modernisme catalan." Paris 4, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA040270.
Full textSitbon, Suzy. "Interdit de la représentation dans le judaïsme et création artistique : leçons des bibles médiévales de l'Espagne." Paris, EPHE, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005EPHE5006.
Full textDo no graven images in the Judaism open another way of artistic creation toward abstraction and transcendence? We fix our choice on Massoretic Bibles of the Iberian Peninsula whose ornamentation I built on geometrical forms drawn by the Massore without figurative representation (Bibliothèque national de France, Hebrew 11-13-14-15-20-22-24-25-1314-1315 et 5-6 – 10 ; Bibliothèque municipale de Marseille, MS 1626/II et British Library OR 2201-2626-2628 et la Bible anciennement Sassoon 508). Four conceptualized and tested methods give another access to these ornaments. No graven images has opened the way to a visual artistic system on the move. The reader who stands himself gazing at these forms sprinfs up the image thanks to an inner physical, intellectual and spiritual moving. These bibles conceal a scriptural exegesis or mystical meaning in visible or hidden ways
Canu, Emile. "La création collective de l'oeuvre romanesque sous la monarchie de Juillet." Rouen, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995ROUEL220.
Full textAs a rule, romantic creation is regarded as the final result of a personal and solitary action which is based on the use of the intimate aspects of the author's personality. Not a single novel, written under joint authorship, and claimed as such by the authors, was recorded before the 19th c. However, since the 1820s, the number of works written under joint authorship has been surprisingly high, and among them, many novels whose author's names have been famous ever since, such as G. Sand, J. Sandeau, A. Dumas, H. Monnier, A. Houssaye, Th. Gautier, Mme de Girardin, Mery, Ph. Chasles or Balzac. After grasping the notion of "literary joint autorship", many questions arise : what does this practise infer ? What can be done to understand, analyse and explain it ? Is it based on social, political, economical, cultural or artistic grounds ? Does romance express individualism, or has it on the contrary, at some point of its evolution, chosen to be written by two or more people ? This intellectual process lead to the following points of research : describing the increase of literary works written under joint authorship during the july monarchy ; studying how groups were formed ; analysing the methods of creation in joint authorship (the different steps that have been taken, the novelist's behaviour in the group) ; looking for the meaning and the use of joint authorship ; and finding out the consequences on the author's literary career. The novel written under joint authorship reflects its period and shows the novelist'attempts to give a satisfactory answer to the economical and cultural major changes of their time. Under the pretense of literary friendship, relationships tangle up. The novel written under joint authorship gives to a generation of young authors a working scheme close to the new models of handicrafts and of the artistic creation between 1830 and 1850
Bérubé, Gabriel. "Expériences sensibles et design urbain, un projet de recherche création : les productions sonores ordinaires des usagers en espace collectif urbain, le cas des traces sonores de pas." Thesis, Grenoble, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014GRENH025/document.
Full textIn this thesis, we explore the heuristic value of a user's footstep sounds in the urban public space. This intention is originally one of a common interest in user sound productions, their productive and active aspects within the daily experience of the city. To achieve this, the concept of sound trace has been developed in order to better understand, categorize and characterize these special and ordinary sounds produced by the user. Often ignored, remaining unconscious to the user, footstep sound traces are part of the sounds he produces, but are not studied in the fields related to urban design. We thus want to learn more about the information content of footstep sound traces, and especially about the potential of action that we believe are related to them. In summary, we want to know what a footstep tells us through the sound traces it makes. We thus state the hypothesis that footstep sound traces carries key informations on its producer, the other users as well as the space, all this throughout the sound experience “in process”. To capture and question this specific aspect of the footstep sound traces, we built a unique methodology that questions the user in real-time on his sound experience. Research design and research project gave us the framework, and the flexibility to develop an innovative tool specifically designed for our problematic : the sound device. The device has been installed on three sites : a terrace and the front of the ENSAG, a footbridge near the studio of a collective of artists and a footbridge located in a city park of Nantes. Between immersion and observations, interviews and video work, in connection with the field of sound art, our research crosses sound, space, and practice dimensions. The analyses reveal the behavior, conduct, micro-movements, gestures, and attitudes made by the users. The results will be of interest in the fields of sound environment as well as architectural and urban design. Indeed, this research offers a better understanding of footstep sound traces roles in the composition of urban public spaces
Dos, Santos Maria Ivone. "Extension du corps, mémoire et projection : réseau d'une oeuvre et de son errance." Paris 1, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003PA010552.
Full textHeredia, Martine. "L'art informel en Espagne : d'une praxis à la formulation d'une expérience du monde." Thesis, Paris Est, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PEST1004.
Full textThe world from which informal painting arises corresponds to a time, after the horrors of the Second World War, when artists became aware that art could not be performed the same way as before. In Spain it reflects the world that has not yet been healed of the sequels of the Civil War as well as the world that has wiped out any form of modern culture. If the artists would rather have the material they use be seen than be plainly identified images, informal painting, nevertheless, does not rest on the absence of representation. That is why getting us to see his perception in the making and the experience he derives from the world, the painter is trying to change the way it is seen. The first stage of this work aims at studying the example of Spain as a unique phenomenon, its artists were involved in the great European movement of thought while Spain had just broken out of its isolation. From a closer aesthetic angle, the second stage analyses the creative process and shows that what matters is to create images out of their absence. The options available to the artist will encompass matter and action; what is at stake, thus, is the analysis of the attempt by painters to emphasize the importance of material, to show how action will be a determining factor to establish, after, a specific relation from man to matter. In a third stage, reflection tries to characterize creation as both the act of making and a quest. The act of painting will therefore have to be considered as an effort meant to leave things be as they are, while, at the same time, it will enable the artist to open up the world that is his universe
Di, Bartolo Florent. "Vers une lecture dynamique des images : de l'utilisation des bases de données dans le champ des arts médiatiques." Paris 8, 2012. http://octaviana.fr/document/178621595#?c=0&m=0&s=0&cv=0.
Full textWhen we communicate via Internet with relatives, office colleagues or administrations, we exchange information under the form of digital data. And as soon as these data have a certain degree of complexity, have to resist attacks or have to be shared simultaneously by several people, they are probably stored, at some point, in a database. We interact daily with content management systems and databases. As “intellectual technologies” (Goody, 1979) they provide ways to gather and share information. But what are their uses in new media art? What kind of functions do content management systems used by artists perform? To what extent do they help us to establish object’s collections and connections? What kind of spaces do they allow us to create? And finally, what freedom and exposure do they give to images that are produced and stored online today? We will answer these questions through our artistic practice. We will indeed study some of the installations and web applications we have realized over the last few years. In order to give our thinking a broader scope, we will also accompany these studies with theoretical investigations and the presentations of other artworks chosen for their ability to handle large amounts of data but also for their capacity to introduce, by handling them, a poetics of data. Because databases change not only the way to access images but also the methods to create them, we will study their presence in computer graphics software and programming environments too. It will be shown not only how databases allow us to set up sharing spaces and create networks of collective creation but also how databases allow us to create the elements these spaces contain
Marguin, Séverine. "Kollektive von Individualistes Bildende Künstler in den Feldern der Zeitgenössischen Kunst von Paris und Berlin." Paris, EHESS, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016EHES0029.
Full textAt the cross-road between Art and Work sociology, this thesis intends to do a sociological study of a collective of individualities at work, using a qualitative compared investigation on different ! types of visual artist collectives in Paris and Berlin (studios community, artist-run-space, artist group). The first section includes a historical description of artists collectives for the modern and contemporary art history, and discusses the comparison Paris-Berlin: this shows a shared ; situation of precarity, despite a great difference in terms of volume in favour of Berlin. The I second part is devoted to the cohesion of such collectives of individualities. Recruitment fields of the future members are identified and the finalities of the collectives are grasped: more than artistic or political, they are professional. Three factors of cohesion are distinguished: the personnification of the collective, the type of artistic authorship and the situation of artistic parity among the members. According to the cohesive nature of the collective, it swings between a subordination or an emancipation of the individualities in its centre. The third part is devoted to ; the construction of the members' professional paths. The capability approach by Sen allows to ; revisit this unlikely choice of solo artists to engage themselves in a collective. Four ethos of artist-| in-collective are highlighted by the analysis according to the degree of artistic and collective selflessness of the members. This multi-scalar approach of the social conducts to identify typical professional paths stick to these ethos, which unfold themselves within or without the artistic field
George-Molland, Anne-Laure. "La collaboration au coeur du processus de création des oeuvres audiovisuelles numériques : analyse des transformations apportées par le développement des technologies et par l'évolution des savoir-faire." Paris 8, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007PA082459.
Full textTo bring an artist's work to life, it must often go through a system of fabrication which relies diverse methods, tools and individuals. Inspiration and technical mastery are insufficient in themselves to create a work of art. To transform an idea into reality, a dialogue must be established between the different participants. Today, the cinematic and audiovisual arts - which rely on production methods founded on specialisation - are confronted with the same problem : an author's original ideas must go through a complex collaborative process. Digital technology, which started to appear in the creative process some 20 years ago, brings profound changes whether by complementing existing techniques or, as with cgi, by making entirely new ones possible. In the process of creating digital images, todays software offers a powerful tool for gathering, storing and distributing information. But despite these possibilities, information technologies has not broken the communication barrier between the different sectors: through observations, it's clear that teams still find it as difficult as ever to organize themselves, to communicate and co-ordinate their activities. Today, in addition to the classic production problems (originality of fabrication and originality of a product, creative management,. . . ) can be added the apheavals to the different work sectors and the weight of technologies. This thesis analysies the complex environment of cgi production and demonstrates the importance of the human factor in a computer-centric activity
Books on the topic "Création collective (art) – Espagne"
Art rebelle et contre-culture: Création collective underground au Québec. Saint-Joseph-du-Lac, Québec]: M éditeur, 2015.
Find full textLes images d'archives face à l'histoire: De la conservation à la création. Futuroscope: Scéren, 2011.
Find full textNDONGO-KELLER, Justine, Évariste NTAKIRUTIMANA, Mame THIERNO CISSE, and Marc VAN CAMPENHOUDT, eds. La traduction et l’interprétation en Afrique subsaharienne : les nouveaux défis d’un espace multilingue. Editions des archives contemporaines, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.9782813003898.
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