Construindo a partir de "Art Worlds and Collective Activity" de Howard Becker[i]:
Art world is “the network of people whose cooperative activity, organized via their joint knowledge of conventional means of doing things, produces the kind of art works that art world is noted for”.
Um mundo da arte “compõe-se por uma rede de pessoas que partilham conhecimentos práticos e cuja actividade cooperativa produz trabalhos artísticos que caracterizam esse mundo.”[ii]
Quais são as implicações desta definição para o conceito de obra de arte?
"Art world is “the network of people whose cooperative activity, organized via their joint knowledge of conventional means of doing things, produces the kind of art works that art world is noted for”.
ResponderEliminarart world is definitely network, but sometimes the come-together of artists may not occur due to the knowledge of "conventional means of doings things" but rather because, despite artistic diferences in procedure, the aim might also be, questioning "conventional means of doings things"
É esse um dos processos para refazer o próprio conceito de arte?
ResponderEliminarSim, sem dúvida. O projecto "guerrila girls" é um bom exemplo disso.
ResponderEliminar(...) The space of the in-between is the locus for social, cultural, and natural transformations: it is not simply a convenient space for movements and realignments but in fact is the only place- the place around identities, between identities- where becoming, openness to futurity, outstrips the conservational impetus to retain cohesion and unity. (...)An openess to futurity is the challenge facing all of the arts, sciences, and humanities; the degree of openess is an index of one's political alignments and orientations, of the readiness to transform.(...) Architecture from the Outside- Essays on Virtual and Real Space, Elizabetch Grosz, MIT Press, 2001