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Journal articles on the topic "Modernité dans l'art"
Bürger, Peter. "Fin de l’avant-garde ?" Études littéraires 31, no. 2 (2005): 15–22. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/501231ar.
Full textRAIL, Geneviève. "Le sport et la condition post-moderne." Sociologie et sociétés 27, no. 1 (2002): 139–50. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/001611ar.
Full textArbour, Rose Marie. "Arts visuels et espace public. L’apport de deux femmes artistes dans les années 60 au Québec, Micheline Beauchemin et Marcelle Ferron." Articles 2, no. 1 (2005): 33–50. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/057533ar.
Full textSayed Ziadé, Nada. "La ville dans la poésie française contemporaine." Hawliyat 15 (June 25, 2018): 114–45. http://dx.doi.org/10.31377/haw.v15i0.45.
Full textRavel, Emmanuelle. "Kasimir Malevitch, Maurice Blanchot. Le silence de l’oeuvre." Protée 28, no. 2 (2005): 69–78. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/030595ar.
Full textBlümlinger, Christa. "Théories-manifestes des cinéastes et artistes face au numérique." Recherches sémiotiques 31, no. 1-2-3 (2014): 95–111. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1027443ar.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Modernité dans l'art"
Vaity, Simone. "La question de la modernité dans l'art bèlè martiniquais." Thesis, Antilles, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016ANTI0125/document.
Full textThis research questions the artistic dimensions of Bèlè and its inscription in modernity. This inscription originated from colonial expansion with the renewal of thought and ideals in the European world. The modernity of Bèlè resonates with the permanent upheaval of the slave period, the impetus for the discoveries and technological, scientific and philosophical advances that have followed over time. This progress is formulated in the paradoxes of conceptions of the relations with the human between the ideal of the enlightenment and the liberalism of the moderns, especially in the modes of economic exploitation. Thus, economic and geopolitical expansion combine humanist ideals, those of Christian religious piety contrasting with servility and dehumanization. It is in this context that European domination of the world would be exercised in America, from the extermination of the Amerindians and the slave trade of Africans. All these reasons underlie the reaction of African deportees and their descendants in Martinique. This reaction would be part of a construction and a permanent quest for (re) humanization and progress, in the human relations symbolized and materialized by the Calenda music and dance of the slave era (from 1635), and would spread to the contemporary era of the Bèlè renewal, initiated at the beginning of 1980.This reality is part of a consubstantiality between music and modernity, where the structuring principles Chantè, Répondè, Bwatè, Tanbou, Lawonn, and Kadans are formalized, with a margin of sharp analogy between figuralism and abstraction, through mediums of formalization. This gap of analogy between principle and formalization implies the Wèlto, the false semblance, which induces the muted duality by feint, cunning and detour. This is realized in formal modalities, permanently elaborated between the immutability of surface and renewal of the musicochoregraphic material, but also of the instrumentarium.The present study shows that Bèlè can be understood as art, with the necessary variations that may fit within classicism, as much as a tradition underlying and nourishing modernity. In order to respond to the stakes of power, to take into account the balance of power in the antagonisms or modalities of social integration between Europe and Martinique, contemporary Bèlè privileges its definition as a tradition by masking, to the point of obscuring, its true acceptation as Art. This concealment of the artistic dimension of Bèlè therefore marginalizes the modernity of the art of bèlè
Liard, Gilles. "La grille : de l'archétype à sa transgression (dans la peinture moderne, du cubisme aux années minimalistes)." Paris 8, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA081736.
Full textFournier, Bernard. "Beethoven et la modernité." Paris 8, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993PA080776.
Full textBeethoven's work can be seen in an easthetic perspective of progress (innovation), of reason (unity) and transcendence (transgression). This is seen through the emancipation of the parameters related tospace, time and energy, which reveal in beethoven's style the spirit of modernity, which has been analysed here by using the material and structures of the key works. Beethoven is able to explore new expressive possibilities by exploiting not only these spatial attributes in their static form (position), but also their dynamic form (vectorisation, circulation between voices). He develops a system of modulation, juxtaposing differing temporal orders and introducing an improvisatory gesture in the midst of the most structured forms. Arborescent and polymorphous, beethoven's time is a modern time in his attempt to escape linearity. It is through a poetry of intensities and rhythmic effervessence that a work finds its impulse whether in the form of dramatic energy (tragic style, heroic style) or spiritual energy (transcendence, stasis). With its intertextual patterns and heterogeneous incrustatons, beethoven's work establishes an open system of communication, andby its use of sudden rupture and distancing this music presents a new form of resistance to analysis
Méthel, Gilles. "De la représentation en image de synthèse : une rupture épistémologique entre une tradition picturale illusionniste et la modernité des outils de création et de communication." Toulouse 2, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994TOU20055.
Full textIt computer graphics is analysed within a historical background of a pictorial tradition, and not exclusively under the traditional perspective view-point, it also can be thorugh other artistic evolutions, so that it sounded out as the outcome of the illusionnist representation history, whose stakes computer graphics joins and brings foreward. Beyond a possible comparison of these shapes to varied pictorial aesthetics, computer graphics creation tools are resolutely new. They sometimes materialize into a computer. But they can remaion conceptual, asd an algorithm, the nature of such a represented object comes completely transformed. By using those numerous representations of a same object, computer graphics is brought into the world of motion, and thus, through virtual realities, it can immensde as well individually people, as virtual communities socially do it. In fact, the improvement in these representation forms can lead to confusion with analogical image - a reality trace - and can supplant reality itself
Yi, Mi-jeong. "L' évolution du modernisme dans l'art en Corée au XXe siècle : réalité, identité et modernité." Paris 1, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA010592.
Full textChoi, Jung Min. "Signification historique et signification stylistique dans l'art contemporain : (de la légitimisation historique dans l'art contemporain)." Thesis, Paris 1, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA010685.
Full textIn this study, we have two principal terms : history and style, but the goal which wewant to reach is the legitimation of art or the legitimation of the creation of ourtime called, “the contemporary art”. If the question of legitimation is differently presented, it is to look for a way in this confused situation of the contemporary art. This work starts from two terms which the title of the thesis mentions. And just asone knits a fabric, these two terms “the style” and “the history” horizontally laidout cross with the problem of the image laid out vertically. It means that the research on “the history” and “the style” covers the philosophical and sociologicalaspects. We thus at the same time will evoke the discussion on the problems of the direction of style and the history using the theory of Danto and will seek the link with the visual art. This last will be carried out through the research on “the image” of Hans Belting. We will find a similarity in the historical steps analyzed by A. Danto and the point of view of H. Belting
Tirzi, Alain. "La notion de génie dans la philosophie critique de Kant et son rapport à la modernité dans l'art." Nice, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002NICE2028.
Full textCorn, Gipsy. "Roumanité et modernité chez Georges Enesco : autour de l'opéra Oedipe." Paris 8, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA080922.
Full textThe rearch of this thesis about enescu's music shows how traditionalism and modernism can be married in a classical style of music at the beginning of the twentieth century period. The problematic which aren't agree is the turning of folklore by enescu to designate him as a leading composer of romania school music. Actually, no exists an univerity study about enescu's music exemptedin his native country : romania. So, it was necessary to realize an analyze of his work with a french view. It appears that enescu used folklore only as material and not ideological concept. His opera oedip attests enescu as one of the highest lyric composers of the twentieth century and not a romanian composer, because of modernist concets. Romania folklore serves only to modern experiences, especially about vocal an,d orchestral music
Garcia-Porrero, Juan. "Figures de l'anti-image : vers une définition de la représentation picturale moderne." Paris 1, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA010660.
Full textFartas, Nadia. "Modernité et simplicité : l'art de la nuance. Littérature et arts visuels en France dans la seconde moitié du XIXe siècle." Paris, EHESS, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015EHES0162.
Full textThe peculiarity of modernity is to integrate criticism in its foundations and to allow questions as well as knowledge development. Therefore, modernity cannot be dissociated from movement and change. Thus, it implies a new kind of social, political and cultural relationship beween the singular and the collective, the particular and the universal, a complexity which XlXth literature managed to testify. However, it is noteworhy that the notion of simplicity is at the centre of the preoccupations of founder authors of artistic and literary modernity. In Flaubert's works dealing with modernity, Baudelaire's written works on arts and in urban views, either literary, pictorial or architectural ones, for instance Monet's series of The Rouen Cathedral, the simplicity forms and meanings which are associated to them make it possible to put the forms of change in a conspicuous position in order to make up an aesthetics of modernity based on shade instead of on binarism or dogmatism. If simplicity refers to what cannot be broken down, the main features of shade are, indeed, grade differences which can hardly be detected. The art of shade which originates in a modern revaluation of simplicity holds together the defence of the beautiful, the singularity of the work of art, the attention to reality, knowledge and new temporalities in order to thwart aesthetization, in other words a conception of the beautiful that covers the features of modernity. Thus, shade shows a new relationship between the visual and the verbal, the text and the image, which brings up to date the knotting between poetics, aesthetics and politics at the heart of modernity
Books on the topic "Modernité dans l'art"
Midal, Fabrice. Petit traité de la modernité dans l'art. Pocket, 2007.
Vigneault, Louise. Identité et modernité dans l'art au Québec: Borduas, Sullivan, Riopelle. Hurtubise HMH, 2002.
Simone Mary Bouchard et Louise Gadbois: L'art naïf dans la modernité. M. Broquet, la nouvelle édition, 2009.
Shaw, Jennifer Laurie. Dream states: Puvis de Chavannes, modernism, and the fantasy of France. Yale University Press, 2002.
Nochlin, Linda. The body in pieces: The fragment as a metaphor of modernity. Thames and Hudson, 1995.
Nochlin, Linda. The body in pieces: The fragment as a metaphor of modernity. Thames and Hudson, 1994.
The modernist madonna: Semiotics of the maternal metaphor. Indiana University Press, 1989.
Brennan, Marcia. Modernism's masculine subjects: Matisse, the New York school, and post-painterly abstraction. MIT Press, 2004.
Modernism's masculine subjects: Matisse, the New York School, and post-painterly abstraction. MIT Press, 2004.
Philippe Dodard: L'Idée de Modernité dans l'Art Contemporain Haïtien. Educa Vision, 2009.