
handle: 11441/106787
Esta investigación, se hizo con el fin de determinar hasta qué punto el arte, con orígenes urbanos y de activismo, ha ido abriéndose camino hacia las grandes galerías, exposiciones y museos, hasta el punto de pertenecer al mercado del arte desde sus cotas más altas. Los objetivos principales han sido poner en antecedentes el arte de activismo, saber dónde, cómo y por qué se originó, y deducir, a raíz de los distintos acontecimientos surgidos a lo largo de la historia, cómo poco a poco ha ido ganando su sitio en el mundo del arte actual y su mercado, deduciendo los pros y los contras de éste fenómeno. Por otro lado, cada hecho ha sido documentado con ejemplos fotográficos y artistas pertenecientes a cada momento específico de la historia del que se hablaba, para comprender mejor las hipótesis presentadas y sus objetivos principales. En resumen, se ha hecho una constante comparativa entre Arte Activista y Arte Capitalista, nombrando artistas que han cruzado la línea y de qué modo, hasta llegar a pertenecer al mercado más capitalista del arte y sus cotas más altas, dejando atrás la base ética del arte de reivindicación a partir de una lucha común sin beneficios individuales. Finalmente, se ha presentado el trabajo práctico final, en forma de Videoperformance, el cual recoge varios aspectos de lo que se ha comentado en este documento, teniendo como base fundamental las prácticas callejeras desde un punto de vista reivindicativo, para resaltar la importancia de ciertas temáticas y situaciones reales de la sociedad actual y la necesidad de pronunciarse al respecto, haciéndolo desde las posibilidades que ofrece el lenguaje del arte.
This research was done in order to determine to what extent art with urban origins and Activism, has been making its way to the great galleries, exhibitions and museums, to the point of belonging to the Art market from its highest levels. The main objectives have been to put the Art of activism in the background, to know where, how and why it originated, and to deduce as a result of the different events that have arisen throughout history, how little by little, it has been gaining its place in the current art world and its market, deducing the pros and cons of this phenomenon. On the other hand, each fact has been documented with photographic examples and artists belonging to each specific moment in the history of which it was spoken, to better understand the theories presented and their main objectives. In summary, a constant comparison has been made between activist art and capitalist art, naming artists who have crossed the line and in what way, until they belong to the most capitalist art market and its highest levels, leaving behind the ethical basis of the art of vindication from a common struggle without individual benefits. Finally, the final practical work has been presented, in the form of Video performance, which collects various aspects of what has been commented on in this document, having street practices as a fundamental basis from a vindictive point of view to highlight the importance of certain topics and real situations of today’s society and the need to pronounce on the matter, doing so from the possibilities offered by the language of art.
Universidad de Sevilla. Grado en Bellas Artes
Performance, Vídeo, Política en el arte, Activism, Arte y sociedad, Capitalism, Activistas
Performance, Vídeo, Política en el arte, Activism, Arte y sociedad, Capitalism, Activistas
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