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Le « Baiser de l’artiste » : immoralité et mauvais goût pour une émancipation féministe

Authors: Petit Dit Duhal, Quentin;

Le « Baiser de l’artiste » : immoralité et mauvais goût pour une émancipation féministe

Abstract

Cette étude de cas de la performance du Baiser de l’Artiste réalisé par ORLAN en 1977 pose la question de la faute de goût, qui est ici à appréhender comme la transgression des normes morales – par une sexualité libre et la référence à la prostitution – et des conventions esthétiques – par la performance. Pendant cette dernière, le public peut acheter soit un cierge pour le culte de Sainte ORLAN, qui relève d’une esthétique et d’un classique et académique ainsi que de la morale religieuse, soit un baiser à la prostituée, plus triviale et charnelle. Cette étude inédite propose de saisir les conditions dans lesquelles la faute de goût permet à ORLAN de donner à voir les rapports de pouvoir entre sa condition de femme et d’artiste et la demande du marché et de la société. Si son exubérance renverse la tradition religieuse tandis que son détournement des conventions du marché de l’art transgresse les normes sociales plus générales, la faute de goût semble ici constitutive de l’émancipation féministe de l’artiste.

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Orlan, Art contemporain, Féminisme, [SHS.ART] Humanities and Social Sciences/Art and art history, [SHS] Humanities and Social Sciences, [SHS.GENRE] Humanities and Social Sciences/Gender studies, Goût

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