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Orientador: Haroldo Gallo / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Artes / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-23T15:47:03Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Sandler_Sergio_M.pdf: 12350210 bytes, checksum: 87e48bed3b35d669cc92d7fa71b5b387 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013 / Resumo: Tendo em conta a importância dos espaços públicos como lugares referenciais da cidade, que como tal são portadores de significados atribuídos coletivamente, a pesquisa aborda a questão da dimensão artística do urbanismo com relação à idéia de lugar e sua construção simbólica na cidade. Com base na visão crítica de dois autores seminais - Camillo Sitte, que registra o momento da transformação da cidade diante do advento industrial, e a consequente perda de seu senso artístico geral; e Giulio Carlo Argan, que aponta a crise da cidade contemporânea como uma crise de um sistema de valores que relega a ideia da cidade como artefato, e como uma crise da ideia mesma de arte; e ainda de uma série de autores dialógicos com a questão - desenvolve-se o estudo do caso de Chicago. Seu plano diretor, o Plano de Chicago, estabeleceu, na primeira década do século XX, as bases do desenvolvimento da cidade que conhecemos hoje. O plano, além de definir as diretrizes relativas aos sistemas técnicos da cidade, tratou também dos espaços públicos visando sua qualificação artística e simbólica. A experiência de campo em Chicago confirma o vínculo da arte pública com a vida cultural da cidade. Os lugares onde há o elemento artístico transformam-se em marcos urbanos, em referenciais identitários das comunidades e da cidade como um todo. Doações e fundos públicos mantêm e ampliam o acervo público, com a inclusão sistemática de elementos de arte pública nas praças e parques da cidade / Abstract: Considering the importance of public space as a city reference and that as such it must carry a meaning that is collectively attributed; this research approaches the artistic dimension of urbanism as related to the idea of space and its symbolic construction of the city. Based on the critical vision of two fundamental authors - Camillo Sitte, who registers the moment of the city transformation upon industrial advent, losing its general artistic sense; and Giulio Carlo Argan, who points out to the crisis of the contemporary city as a crisis of a system of values that relegates the idea of the city as an artifact, and as a crisis of the idea of art in itself; and a series of provocative authors, comes through Chicago's case study. Its master plan, the Plano of Chicago, established in the first decade of the twentieth century, is the basis for the development of the city as we know it today. The plan, besides defining directives concerning the technical systems of the city, covered also the city's public spaces, concerning its artistic and symbolic qualification. The field experience in Chicago confirms the link between public art and cultural life of the city. Where there is the artistic element the point is transformed in urban landmarks, in references that build the community and city's identity as a whole. Donations and public funds sustain and enhance growth of public collection, with systematic inclusion of elements of public art in parks and plazas / Mestrado / Artes Visuais / Mestre em Artes Visuais

Esta dissertação apresenta o estudo etnográfico sobre as práticas de Le Parkour realizado em São Paulo. Essa nova prática corporal urbana de origem francesa vem ganhando adeptos no mundo todo, principalmente após o advento dos sites de armazenamento de vídeos na internet. Esse estudo pretende traçar um breve histórico das relações entre corpo e cidade tendo como fio condutor da narrativa os lazeres urbanos. Para tanto, almeja-se apresentar as especificidades do Parkour nesse contexto. Ao historicizar o surgimento dessas novas práticas corporais, pretende-se elencar a hipótese de que elas são marcadas pela passagem da sociedade disciplinar para a sociedade de controle. Finalmente, o estudo pretende lançar mão da ideia de construção lúdica da cidade em contraponto à noção de apropriação do espaço urbano. / This work introduces an ethnography study about the practice of Le Parkour performed in São Paulo city. This new corporal urban practice, native of France, is been gaining adepts from worldwide, especially after the emergence of video hosting sites on the internet. This study aims to provide a brief historical about the relationship between body and city, using the urban leisure as a point. For this, pretends to present the specificities of Parkour in this context. By historicizing the emergency of this news practices, intend to defend the hypothesis that they are marked by the passage of disciplinary society to control society. Finally, the study pretends to use the idea of ludic construction of the city in contrast to the notion of appropriation of urban space.

In this project, the challenges facing public libraries and the emerging trend of involving users in library development have been combined with inspiration from the field of urban media design. The aim has been to explore what behaviors public media surfaces designed for culture and exchange could possess, and to argue for the benefits of integrating the library in the urban fabric. The result is a proposed set of tactics for how the library can consciously work with allowing patrons to leave and follow traces. It is manifested in a concept that creates a narrative around each library book, print as well as ebook, and makes its journey tangible by visualizing its digital patina. The system also allows patrons to leave ebooks at designated nodes around the city, thus influencing which books are made available where.

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Jaques Ranciére (2009b) argues that if there is a political question in contemporary art, ‘…it will be grasped through the analysis of the metamorphoses of the political ‘third’, the politics founded on the play of exchanges and displacements between the art world and that of non art’ (2009b:51). Looking at graffiti and street art in Barcelona as ‘textures’, which stimulate the mind, body and senses. I have investigated what public space means for its inhabitants through the material nature of the surfaces by which it is contained and by applying media devices. This has led me to develop an ethnography of encounters, perceptions and sensibilities linked to political practices and different modes of participation in the everyday life of the city. Following Jacques Ranciére’s (2004) conception of ‘political aesthetics’, I argue that the aesthetic of graffiti and street art can be embodied according to different sensible orders in the city. The public space is key in this process and I see it as an interface between graffiti artists, the general public and the institutions of the city. Graffiti activate the urban landscape through visual and tactile transformations of space through surfaces. These interactions, as De Certeau (1985) claims about everyday practices, may articulate narratives, which became the main source of information for this thesis. Thinking about the graffiti works in Barcelona in terms of Bakhtin’s (1981) idea of ‘the chronotope’, I have recounted the stories, which make the transformation of public space indicative of the everyday life of the city applying practices of collaboration, dialogue and intervention. These practices connected me to different surfaces of the city so as to explore how their material qualities are permeated with social relations and artistically inscribed with historical and political meanings. Here, graffiti and the city formed a compound of images in which I have studied the ‘visuality’ of graffiti in Barcelona. This, as Hal Foster (1988) argues, encloses at the same time social facts and physical operations (body and psyche) and moves, as I will show throughout this thesis, between dominant and resistance cultures. In short, I have materialized these ideas and images in the graffiti texture of Barcelona, seeing it as a mutable surface, which mediates between different ways of seeing and living in this city.

Magister Artium - MA / This study explores the linguistic landscape of Metrorail in the Western Cape, South Africa. The Western Cape is a diverse, multicultural society with a history of colonialism and imperialism. For this reason, the language/s on signage was explored to reveal differences/similarities between the various groups and cultures within society.This kind of investigation entailed consideration of the signage displayed on trains,stations and other railway infrastructure. Thus, data was collected over a three-month period during 2010 which coincided with the FIFA Soccer World Cup, hosted by South Africa. A combined quantitative and qualitative approach for the analysis of data was supplemented with a multimodal, multi-semiotic approach. In addition, interviews were conducted of a cross-section of commuters as a way to give meaning to the analysis of the quantitative and qualitative data. The analysis explored the extent to which multilingualism and multiculturalism are reflected in the linguistic landscape of Metrorail.The focus of the study was on the degree of visibility of the official and non-official languages on signage, as faced by Metrorail commuters. The findings of the study reveal that the interplay between power relations, prestige, symbolic value, identity and vitality in the linguistic landscape of Metrorail results in a somewhat limited display of multilingualism. The findings also reflect the changed language attitudes and perceptions, the maintenance of power relations, the expression of identity, and the desire to be perceived in a certain way, in a broader South African context. Furthermore,the data reveals that the actual linguistic reality does not accurately reflect the aims of the Western Cape language policy in terms of promoting multilingualism. Moreover, it reveals that English is the preferred language of wider communication and it is also the dominant language on the official and non-official signage in the public space. Although the indigenous African languages, along with Afrikaans, are generally neglected in the public space, these languages are widely spoken by Metrorail commuters. The linguistic landscape of Metrorail therefore does not accurately reflect the linguistic reality of the various speech communities in the Western Cape. The linguistic landscape of Metrorail serves to index the broader social developments of the transformed sociolinguistic South African identity.

I detta arbete har jag undersökt vilka möjligheter och metoder som finns för att skapa konst i utemiljö. Hur kan skapande i offentlig miljö utföras inom skolan? Vad går att göra med hänsyn till olika regler och lagar? Syftet med studien är att synliggöra tillvägagångssätt för skapande i offentlig miljö som kan utföras som platsspecifikt görande tillsammans med elever. Empirin består av flera olika delar; en intervjustudie, litteraturstudie och dokumentation från konstnärlig forskning. Som komplement till detta undersöks telefonsamtal och mejlkorrespondens med olika företag och myndigheter. Den konstnärliga forskningens empiri består av en skriftlig och en visuell dokumentation från när jag prövat olika praktiker som gatukonst eller land art, och undersökt skapandeprocessen genom mitt eget görande. Dessa experiment är gestaltningar i sig själva, men fotodokumentation från dessa försök ligger till grund för gestaltningen som visades på Konstfacks vårutställning. Där sammanställs de olika försöken och sorteras i två olika grupper, lagliga metoder eller olagliga. Resultatet av projektet visar att det trots den juridiska gråzonen kring skapande i utemiljö finns goda möjligheter att genomföra undervisning lämplig att genomföra tillsammans med elever i skolan, med hjälp av flera användbara metoder från land art och gatukonst. Gestaltningen visar fotodokumentation på några av dessa möjliga metoder och kan även användas som diskussionsunderlag tillsammans med elever.

Cette thèse sur travaux rassemble un ensemble d'articles traitant des formes de la participation ordinaire à l'espace public. Elle s'attache à décrire la manière dont les publics ont été amenés à prendre la parole dans les médias traditionnels, les médias alternatifs et sur Internet. A partir d'une approche examinant différents formats d'énonciation (opinion, critique et témoignage), ce travail entend comprendre comment l'espace public s'est élargi à de nouveaux publics et à de nouveaux régimes d'expression avec l'apparition du web au tournant des années 2000. Les travaux rassemblés comparent (1) des études de cas portant sur l'expression des auditeurs dans des programmes radiophoniques traditionnels (Les auditeurs ont la parole (RTL), les indignations pour l'abbé Pierre (France inter), et L'émission de Menie Grégoire (RTL)) ; (2) des analyses du rôle des médias alternatifs et du militantisme altermondialiste dans la critique et l'invention de nouveaux formats d'expression sur Internet ; et (3) des études de cas portant sur les nouveaux dispositifs d'expression ordinaire apparus sur Internet avec les blogs, Wikipédia et les réseaux sociaux du web 2.0. La possibilité offerte à tous de publier sur Internet sans passer par le filtre des médias traditionnels conduit à la fois à une libération des subjectivités et à une intériorisation de plus en plus forte par les individus des contraintes expressives relatives à l'adresse à un public. Cette analyse souligne l'importance de la variation de la taille et de la forme des publics dans les mondes numériques en montrant comment au public abstrait, anonyme et nombreux des médias traditionnel, le web substitue une fabrication dynamique et interactive de la visibilité. En articulant étroitement l'analyse des sociabilités numériques à celle de la publicité des expressions, cette thèse montre comment les exigences et les contraintes de l'espace public sont, de plus en plus, incorporées dans les processus de socialisation des individus dans nos sociétés. / This thesis gathers a series of articles dealing with the ordinary forms of participation in the public space. It attempts to describe the way the public have been led to express itself in traditional media, alternative media and the web. From an approach examining different formats of enunciation (opinion, criticism and testimony), this work intends to understand how public space has expanded to new audiences and new regimes of expression with the appearance of web at the turn of the 2000s. The different researches gathered in this thesis compares (1) case studies on the expression of listeners in traditional radio program (Les auditeurs ont la parole (RTL), Les indignations pour l'abbé Pierre (France Inter) and L'émission de Menie Grégoire (RTL)); (2) analysis of the role of alternative media and the anti-globalization activism in the criticism and the invention of new formats of expression on the Internet; and (3) case studies of new spaces for ordinary expression appeared with the birth of blogs, Wikipedia and social networks of Web 2.0. The opportunity for all to publish on the Internet without going through the filter of traditional media led both to a release of subjectivities and an internalization of expressive constraints by individuals. This analysis also highlights the importance of variation in size and shape of the public in the digital world by showing how to the abstract and anonymous public of traditional media, the web substitutes a dynamic and interactive manufacturing of visibility. In articulating the analysis of digital sociability and the building of public visibility, this thesis shows how the requirements and constraints of the public space are increasingly included in the socialization process of individuals in our societies

Pour leur survie, les hommes se sont créés, au fil de leur évolution, leur propre « milieu de vie » fait d’éléments pouvant les mettre à l’abri des dangers et leur faciliter l’existence. Les villes sont nées de ces besoins et au sein d’elles des espaces ludiques et de confort sont apparus. Sont venus ensuite des désirs d’expression et de partage qui distinguent les villes les unes des autres. A la Renaissance, les villes européennes nées des inspirations de la Grèce antique se sont érigées en modèle avec leurs places publiques aménagées. La volonté de leurs concepteurs et des mouvements artistiques ont donné à ces aires urbaines leurs formes diverses. Avec l’apparition des nouvelles technologies, c’est encore une autre étape qui se présente et enrichit la ville d’une dimension complémentaire : l’espace virtuel accompagne désormais l’espace réel. Le virtuel a aujourd’hui une importance capitale au sein des villes et véhicule l’art urbain. C’est l’étude de cette évolution, ce parcours depuis la ville en tant que besoin jusqu’à la ville moderne modelée par ses espaces virtuels que notre travail se propose d’analyser. Le croisement entre le réel et le virtuel nous offre une dimension nouvelle avec des contraintes mais également un champ nouveau d’expression. De l’Europe jusqu’en Chine, les espaces publics sont aujourd’hui des œuvres d’art à part entière et accordent à la ville son identité, son image, reflet de sa culture et de son patrimoine architectural et artistique. / To survive, human beings have created their own “living environment” throughout their evolution to protect themselves from dangers and facilitate their existence. Cities were formed to fulfill these needs, to perform different spacial functions and to present the comfort for living. The continuing demand and expression have distinguished cities from each other, so that we can experience the beauty of difference. During the Renaissance, Europeans were inspired by ancient Greece with their public places' structures. The will of the designers and artistic movements then have given these urban areas various forms. With the development of new tehcnologies, we have various ways to enrich cities: the virtual space is now interconnected with the real space. Nowadays, virtual spaces has become an important channel to deliver urban art.This study aims to analyze this evolution path of city spaces, from basic human needs to how virtual space have figured modern world. The cross between real space and virtual space offers and also restrains a new dimension for expression. From Europe to China, public spaces are definitely artwork itself and also give each city its identity and its image. It also reflects its culture, architectural and artistic heritage.