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Journal articles on the topic "Imaginaire dans l'art"
Bertozzi, Marco. "Le paysage dans les vues Lumière." Cinémas 12, no. 1 (October 31, 2007): 15–33. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/024865ar.
Full textKelly, Michael G. "L'Art de la biographie dans les Vies imaginaires de Marcel Schwob (review)." Nineteenth-Century French Studies 40, no. 3-4 (2012): 348–50. http://dx.doi.org/10.1353/ncf.2012.0007.
Full textRush, Dana, and Marie Brossier. "Trans-Suds. Imaginaires de l'« Inde » dans l'art, la pratique et la pensée vodun d'Afrique de l'Ouest." Politique africaine 113, no. 1 (2009): 92. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/polaf.113.0092.
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Héry-Montanes, Emilia. "Fascisme imaginaire : imaginaire du Fascisme dans l'art italien contemporain (1945-2015)." Thesis, Paris 1, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA01H027.
Full textOver a period spanning 70 years, 1945 through 2015, ltalian artists carried out a "memory" endeavour for those generations that were bom before the fascist era, during the period of its highest imperialistic aims, during the aftermath of the war, and even for the generation of those artists bom 30 years after the end of the war. As a result, a multitude of individual and collective memories had emerged. This work aims to reconstruct and track the history of these memories (whether or not actually experienced by the artist), and to provide the tools to understand the genesis ofthese memories. Analysing "memory" through art pieces is an intimate, singular, and political act. To what extent fascist memory manipulations affect artistic creations? How do the artists react and position themselves, once confronted with the problems of re-defining "Fascism", after the dictatorship fell? Which new "plastic forms" emerge from these new adaptations of individual and collective memories?
Durante settant'anni, dal 1945 al 2015, gli artisti italiani, attraverso le loro opere, hanno svolto un lavoro di memoria. Fra una generazione nata prima del Fascismo, una nata quando questo è al culmine della sua potenza imperialista, un'altra nata dopo la guerra e infine una generazione di giovani artisti nati trent'anni dopo la fine del conflitto, le memorie individuali e collettive si affollano. L'obiettivo di questa ricerca è di ricostruire la storia di queste testimonianze su un passato, vissuto o no, e di fomire gli strumenti per capire le condizioni della loro genesi. Parlare della memoria attraverso le opere d'arte è un'espressione intima, singolare, ma allo stesso tempo un atto eminentemente politico. Nel periodo preso in esame, le manipolazioni della memoria del Fascismo influenzano la creazione su questo tema? Quai è la posizione degli artisti di fronte alle problematiche nate da una ridefinizione del pericolo fascista, sebbene la dittatura sia ufficialmente caduta? Quali forme plastiche son date a queste rimemorazioni e riattualizzazioni?
Vieillard-Baron, Elsa. "La jungle entre nature et culture : un imaginaire socio-spatial de l'antimonde." Paris 7, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA070029.
Full textThe aim of this thesis is to reconsider the concept that the word jungle gives rise to, a concept that has been criticised by geographers, while, at the same time, it has aroused the attention of the public at large. The aim is to show that the jungle should not be approached solely as an ill-defined natural entity, but that it should be seen more as the Western idea of an otherworldly landscape. This thesis will be drawing on a large collection of artistic representations - pictures, films or books - and on the answers given to a number of questionnaires. It will build a geographical approach to the jungle. 1. Looking at it from a biogeographical angle, the jungle appears to be a natural tropical environment, the borders of which are not easy to specify, be it in India, or more generally under the tropics. 2. Under cover of a reference to something natural, it is in fact a Western cultural idea of a tropical otherworld that emerged at the end of the 20th century on the back of the British colonisation of India. 3. As an idea that sprang in the West, the jungle can be seen as an illusory tropical landscape,that is more imaginary than real and that expresses feelings that would be deemed shameful in the West. 4. As a reversed and primitive reflection of the West, the jungle reaches the rank of another geomythic worid and plays the part of the wild origins of the world. 5. The jungle myth induces some real effects and makes the rainforest an area subject to influence - its environmental management featuring Western postcolonial interference with a dimension. 6. Finally, the urban jungles of the West give credence to the jungle as a counter-world, whatever its scale and location
Josse, Catherine. "La plastique du toucher : matières, corps, imaginaires." Rennes 2, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000REN20012.
Full text@In our societies, hearing and seeing are essential compared to touching which is often linked with the idea of archaism, banality but also with that of materiality and pleasure. The field of this research is that of the plastic arts and it implies the setting up of a universe of artefacts : from " sceneries " dedicated to the hand to the creation of " the tactile room " in a public institution for blind people (Vertou, France). One of the aims of this study is to create good conditions enabling a certain type of relationship with the matter. Through the observations of the answers given either orally o through body language, it is the cognitive even more than the affective dimensions of the touch which are questioned here. However what this study aims at is not the understanding of the affect but its expression. The challenge is to go back to the sources of the tactile imagination (which is strictly limited to privacy even of not forbidden in society) so as to make it a tool for creation. Moreover, thanks to the opening of this study to the filed of the history of art, one tries to highlight the haptic dimension of visual works of art (painting, sculptures, photographies, setting ups). Once again, it puts forward the issue of the aesthetics of the touch and of the evolution of its field of action. This aesthetic approach of the tactile could contribute to better educational strategies involving children with visual deficiencies. Although they seem to be left aside from the " artistic ", these blind people can easily change in their relations to space and to the body when confronted with a tactile universe rich in emotion and poetry
Taffanel, Jacky. "L'Atelier du chorégraphe." Paris 8, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA080815.
Full textThe choreographer's workshop is the result of the various demands that go to make up her existence. It is the fundamental technique in the creation of a choreography. It is present in the choregrapher's way of "looking". It is a question of asking what has gone into making her, and how she has involved in the way in which she writes choregraphy. In the first part she carries out an anlysis of those choreographies she has created with her professional troupe over the last ten years : this point up the constant evolution in the way she "sees", being perpetually obliged to choose between the dancer's improvisations, and at the same time keeping the area which attracts the eye, in which the choreography is actually realized, alive. This approach encourages the development of the various tensions arising from the paradoxes that are integral part of the workshop. In the second part we approach the paradoxes through the complex relationships which "seeing" has with "time", "memory" and "forgetting" and with the haptic qualities of the artists in space. The existence of a space in which the die is not yet cast is vital to creation. It needs a particular approach on the part of the dancers which is best seen in the third part. How does the physical nature of the dancing body weave a space essential to creation ?
Violin-Savalle, Maryse. "Images croisées de la femme romantique à travers la littérature et la peinture, en France, de 1765 à 1833 : esquisse, genèse et développement d'une typologie imaginaire." Paris 3, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA030065.
Full textThe object of this research work is to study feminine characters in french literature and figures in history or genre painting between 1765 and 1833 ; it compares and links them together so that their common specific features are brought out in order to define a romantic woman type, its significance in artists' and writers' imagination of that period, as well as the originality of this dreamed woman if compared to feminine images in previous and following centuries
Calvet, Yann. "L'image initiatique : imaginaire cinematographique et esoterisme." Caen, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000CAEN1305.
Full textVauday, Patrick. "L'Image et le réel." Paris 8, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998PA081468.
Full textImage cannot possibly be reduced to its imaginary aura nor to its possible symbolic sense, it is endowed with a proper substance. The real gives it an imprint resisting the imaginary metamorphosis and the symbolic exchanges. In the first place, it was necessary to settle the autonomy of image against language that tries to invest image by means of semiology and psychoanalysis. This autonomy is nowhere so obvious than in the dependency of images, on the one hand, on their materials and their processes of production in which originates the heterogeneity of painting, photography and cinema, and, on the other hand, on the register of time whose reality gives them shape according to their own specificity. The relation to the realness of time explains both the unity and the disparity of images. But, in the second place, what of connections between image and language ? we have chosen to reactivate the ancient parallel between arts (paragone ) so as to deal with the dispute between image and language through four major figures produced by this dispute from antiquity to modernity. Because it does not result from their parallel a complementarity between image and language, it was necessary, in the third place, to set off the image as an indelible rest of the real, its very own property. Hence the method consisting in producing the realness of image by abstracting its imaginary cover (sartre) and its symbolic structure (freud) before examining it in company with deleuze, pascal, lacan et baudelaire
Choi, Massart Young-Ju. "Perception et expression de la couleur dans l'art pictural moderne." Paris 1, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA010718.
Full textLambert, Xavier. "Le corps sans bords : identité / altérité dans l'image numérique et ses résonances dans la fiction narrative." Paris 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA010591.
Full textHaumesser, Laurent. "Le décor funéraire étrusque à l’époque hellénistique : images eschatologiques et imaginaire de l’au-delà." Paris 10, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA100166.
Full textThis study deals with the painted tombs of Etruria, and especially of Tarquinia, in the Hellenistic time. Through the comparison with the monuments discovered in the last years throughout the Mediterranean world (Macedonia, Alexandria, South Italy), the analysis of the Etruscan documents gives precious informations on the story of the antic painting between the second half of the 4th. Century and the end of the 3rd century B. C. In the paiented tombs, but also on painted sarcophages and ceramic, one can see the diffusion of pictural innovations, such as the new importance of color et decorative motifs. This work analyses more accurately the link between architecture and painting, and also the eschatological believes displayed by these pictures, especially by the representations of demons
Books on the topic "Imaginaire dans l'art"
Créhange, Alain. En peinture Simone: Petite anthologie imaginaire de la 2CV dans l'histoire de l'art occidental. Lyon: Fage, 2011.
Find full textKlanten, Robert. Beyond architecture: Imaginative buildings and fictional cities. Berlin: Gestalten, 2009.
Find full textPhilippe, Hoffmann, Rinuy Paul-Louis, Farnoux Alexandre, and Ecole normale supérieure (France). Centre d'études anciennes., eds. Antiquités imaginaires: La référence antique dans l'art moderne, de la Renaissance à nos jours : actes de la table ronde du 29 avril 1994, Ecole normale supérieure, Centre d'études anciennes. Paris: Presses de l'Ecole normale supérieure, 1996.
Find full textBiddick, Kathleen. The Typological Imaginary: Circumcision, Technology, History. University of Pennsylvania Press, 2003.
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