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Watching you watching youNagura, Hideji January 1982 (has links)
Thesis (M.S.V.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture, 1982. / MICROFICHE COPY AVAILABLE IN ARCHIVES AND ROTCH. / Bibliography: leaf 59. / This thesis consists of four parts. Part one is a written dialogue in which I respond to the words and the thoughts of the photographer, Diane Arbus. Through responding to Arbus' thoughts, I had hoped to make clear my own thoughts and feelings about photography and the reasons why I photograph. Part two is a description with drawn sketches. It describes my original plan for the public presentations of my project. Part Three consists of photographic collages with brief written descriptions. It describes the actual public presentations that took place. Part four is a written description of the public presentation project including: l. My original concept and motivation for doing the project. 2. A description of how the concept evolved into its final physical form. 3. What participation in the project meant to the participants and myself. / by Hideji Nagura. / M.S.V.S.
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Imagem, poder e corpo: da programaÃÃo disciplinar à desconfiguraÃÃo em Diane Arbus / Image, power and body: From disciplinary programming to its own deprogramming based on Diane ArbusWendel Alves de Medeiros 11 July 2014 (has links)
Imagem, poder e corpo: da programaÃÃo disciplinar à sua desprogramaÃÃo em Diane Arbus, trata sobre como a linguagem fotogrÃfica, em relaÃÃo ao poder, produziu a imagem do corpo. Versamos, nesta pesquisa, sobre como fotÃgrafos construÃram modos de ver e fazer ver a imagem corpÃrea nas sociedades disciplinares de Michel Foucault (1999) e do controle de Gilles Deleuze (1992). A fotografia, nesse contexto, vai ser considerada como um dispositivo disciplinar, usada por diferentes instituiÃÃes interessadas em moldar o corpo, adequÃ-lo ao regime de produÃÃo em voga. Trabalhamos a hipÃtese de que os modos de ver e fazer o corpo funcionariam como programas, softwares conceituais, formais e estÃticos executados em funÃÃo de um sistema maior representado pela disciplina. O que aconteceria se o software disciplinar fosse desprogramado? A desprogramaÃÃo seria uma relaÃÃo de forÃas entre os prÃprios fotÃgrafos? Seria a programaÃÃo um modo de dessubjetivaÃÃo e a desprogramaÃÃo um processo de subjetivaÃÃo em que os fotÃgrafos trabalhariam suas prÃprias produÃÃes de realidades? Irrealidades dentro da realidade? Objetivamos com o exposto identificar modos de ver e fazer ver um corpo reprogramado, verdadeiros movimentos de desprogramaÃÃo, de insurgÃncia e desruptividade dentro desse software operacional disciplinar. Destacamos a figura da fotÃgrafa Diane Arbus como um desses fotÃgrafos que problematizaram os usos da fotografia dentro dessa perspectiva disciplinar, atravessada por relaÃÃes de saberes-poderes. Convocamos Arbus como um ponto nodal dessas relaÃÃes na histÃria da fotografia. AlÃm de Foucault (1999) e Deleuze (1992), como aporte teÃrico necessÃrio a esta pesquisa, convocamos Flusser (1985), Fabris (2004), Rouillà (2009), Sontag (2004), Soulages (2010) e Kuramoto (2001). / Image, power and body: From disciplinary programming to its own deprogramming based on Diane Arbus, it deals about how the photographic language, in relation to power, has produced the body image. In this research, we have raised issues on how photographers have created manners of seeing and making to see the corporal image in the societies of Michael Foucault (1999) and the control of Gilles Deleuze (1992). The photography, in this context, will be considered as a disciplinary tool, used by several institutions interested in shaping the body, adapting it to the production regime in evidence. We have worked on the hypothesis that the manners of seeing and making the body would work as conceptual softwares, formal and esthetic executed in function of a greater system represented by the discipline. What would happen if the disciplinary software were deprogrammed? Would the deprogramming be a relation of power amongst the photographers themselves? Would the programming be a desubjectivation and the deprogramming a subjectivation process in which photographers would work on their own realities? Unrealities within the reality? We aimed to indentify manners of seeing and making to see a reprogrammed body, real movements of deprogramming, insurgency and disruptive ways within this disciplinary operational software. We highlighted the photographer Diane Arbus as one of these photographers who have problematized the usage of photography under the disciplinary perspective, through relations of knowledge-power. We have Arbus as a nodal point of these relations throughout the photography history. Besides Foucault (1999) and Deleuze (1992), as theoretical support were also taken Flusser (1985), Fabris (2004), Rouillà (2009), Sontag (2004), Soulages (2010) and Kuramoto (2001).
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Vejo freaks, o “estranho” me olha: aproximações entre as fotografias de Diane Arbus e a psicanálise / I see freaks, the uncanny looks at me: approximations between the Diane Arbus’s photographies and psychoanalysisGuerra, Mariah Neves 21 February 2017 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2017-02-21 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / This dissertation came from the questions what looks at us when we see art? and how is it
possible to study it? Starting from the hypothesis of a methodological framework that brought
together, in a tensioned way, knowledges of art and psychoanalysis, I chose the work of Diane
Arbus, the photographer of the freaks, and the Freudian notion of “uncanny” to write this
research work. This methodology was conceived from the relation between methodologies in
the art field and the Freudian methodology in the text “The Uncanny” (Freud, 1919). The
general objective of this research is to understand how, when I stand before a work of art, it
can affect me it in what I did not even know inhabited me. In order to do so, the writing is
built on the possibility and the impossibility of the relation between the Freudian “uncanny”
and the photographic work of Diane Arbus. Therefore, the specific objectives are: (1) to
develop what is the enigmatic “uncanny” to psychoanalysis; (2) to present the main aspects of
the photographic works of Diane Arbus that affect their spectator; (3) to bring together what
was developed about the “uncanny” and the photograph of Diane Arbus, to formulate how the
process of affecting occurs in the subject of the unconscious when he/she stands before this
art. From this research, we can see that the “uncanny” effect takes place when I look at the
photos and they become “uncanny” objects and discover in me my own uncanniness. I see the
freaks in the photos and they look at me in my splitting, in what I am lacking; I see the photos
and they capture me. The openness induced by art occurs between what we see in it and what
it looks in us, and this splitting is the lack that inhabits us. / Essa dissertação nasceu das questões o que nos olha quando vemos a arte? e como é
possível pesquisar sobre isso? Partindo da hipótese de uma construção metodológica que
aproximasse de forma tensionada os conhecimentos da arte e da psicanálise, escolhi a obra de
Diane Arbus, a fotógrafa do freaks, e a noção freudiana de “estranho” para compor a escrita
dessa pesquisa. A construção dessa metodologia se deu a partir da relação estabelecida entre
metodologias do campo da arte e a metodologia freudiana existente no texto “O ‘Estranho’”
(Freud, 1919). Essa pesquisa tem como objetivo geral compreender como, ao estar diante de
uma arte, ela pode me afetar no que eu nem sabia me habitar. Para tanto, o recorte feito está
na escrita sobre a possibilidade e a impossibilidade de relação entre o “estranho” freudiano e a
obra fotográfica de Diane Arbus. Assim sendo, os objetivos específicos são: (1) desenvolver o
que é o enigmático “estranho” para a psicanálise; (2) apresentar os principais aspectos das
fotografias de Diane Arbus que fazem afetar seu espectador; (3) aproximar o que foi
desenvolvido sobre o “estranho” e as fotografias de Arbus para elaborar como se dá o
processo de afetação do sujeito do inconsciente diante dessa arte. A partir dessa pesquisa, é
possível perceber que o efeito “estanho” se dá quando, ao ver as fotos, elas se tornam objetos
“estranhos” e encontram em mim a minha própria estranheza. Vejo os freaks nas fotografias e
eles me olham na minha cisão, no que sou falta; vejo as fotos e elas me capturam. A abertura
que a arte provoca se dá em o que vemos e o que nos olha; vejo freaks, o “estranho” me olha,
e ele me olha na falta que me habita.
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A representação diruptiva de Diane Arbus : do documental ao alegorico / The disruptive representation of Diane Arbus : from the documental to the allegoricalKuramoto, Emy 30 August 2006 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2006 / Resumo: Este trabalho procura investigar a obra da fotógrafa norte-americana Diane Arbus (1923-1971). Primeiramente abordando as principais discussões que se aninharam em torno dela, salientando o componente mítico-alegórico que a percorre, e, depois, divisando e discutindo, na forma de ensaios, alguns motivos e aspectos particulares às suas imagens. Estão em debate sua ruptura com o documentarismo clássico; os pontos de inflexão de sua carreira e de seu estilo representativo; o exercício irônico de sua fotografia; a criação de um universo próprio, a filiação com o carnavalesco; a presença renitente de fantasias e máscaras em seu trabalho ¿tanto no sentido estrito (como referentes) como no sentido metafórico¿; sua faceta paródica; os traços relativos à ambiência de suas imagens; e, por fim, seu percurso biográfico e profissional / Abstract: This work attempts to investigate the oeuvre of the photographer Diane Arbus (1923-1971). Firstly focusing on the main discussions that surrounded her, emphasizing the mythic and allegoric component that traverses her work and, subsequently, descrying and discussing, in the form of essays, some peculiar motifs and aspects of her images. We debate the rupture with the classic documentarism; the points of inflexion of her career and of her representative style; the ironic exercise of her photography; the creation of a particular universe, the filiations with the carnivalesque; the renitent presence of fancy dresses and masks in her work -as much in the strict meaning (as referents) as in the metaphoric sense-; her parodistic facet; the traits relating to her images¿s ambience; and, at last, her biographic and professional journey / Mestrado / Multimeios / Mestre em Multimeios
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