[pt] Retratos filmados: povoar, povoamentos, povo por vir é uma investigação textual que nasce de uma experimentação videográfica. Uma escrita em torno de encontros filmados que povoam o corpo-câmera da autora e formam um arquivo vivo, aberto, de falas, questões, povoamentos do tempo presente, expondo novas formas de se estar no mundo, processos de criação de si, pensamentos sobre o agora, insurgentes do esgotamento de um determinado modelo de vida, indicando um povo por vir. / [en] Film Portraits: populate, populating, people to come is a writing exercise on a video practice and experimentation. The writing investigates filmed encounters that populate the author s camera-body and create a live and open archive of narratives, issues and new ways of populating a thought of the present, revealing new existences and fresh approaches to processing the world, instigated by a collapsed model of life and indicating a people to come.

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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / This research intends to analyze the imagistic autobiographies representations operated by the image publishing website called fotolog, as parameter of the analysis, the art, specifically the contemporary self-portraits. Therefore, we examined in this paper, the extent to which reality and fiction blend in the production of this identities; and how the resources of art, specifically the image, are used to construct these self-portraits. Overexposure and theatricality are also common features between the two media and will be discussed in the survey. To map the similarities between the virtual identities on the web and the self-portraits of contemporary art we define, as a starting point for this discussion, the fotolog sensationslave and artwork of French Sophie Calle. / Esta pesquisa pretende investigar como se concebem as representações imagéticas autobiográficas no site de publicação de imagens fotolog tendo como parâmetro de análise a arte, especificamente os autorretratos contemporâneos. Sendo assim, examinamos, nessa dissertação, em que medida realidade e ficção se mesclam na produção dessas identidades; e como os recursos da arte, especificamente da imagem são utilizados na construção desses autorretratos. A superexposição e a teatralização também são aspectos em comum entre os dois meios e serão discutidos na pesquisa. Para mapear as aproximações entre as identidades virtuais na web e os autorretratos da arte contemporânea definimos, como ponto de partida para essa discussão, o fotolog sensationslave e o trabalho artístico da francesa Sophie Calle. / Mestre em Artes

Orientador: Jorge Sidney Coli Junior / Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas / Made available in DSpace on 2018-08-23T18:08:18Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2 Faria_BrenoMarquesRibeirode1986-_M.pdf: 19576341 bytes, checksum: 73287f16f54e728d0264277127e00a23 (MD5) Faria_BrenoMarquesRibeiroDe_M_ANEXO.zip: 13890656 bytes, checksum: ddc4136097963a47741dcc439844ead0 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2012 / Resumo: O objetivo desta pesquisa é expandir o entendimento da pintura no Brasil colonial, especificamente a pintura de retrato. Sendo delimitado o foco para abarcar obras nas quais figuram membros da família real portuguesa e os indivíduos estreitamente relacionados a ela, como os vice-reis e governadores. A determinação do objeto de estudo visa selecionar um material privilegiado para observar certas características da cultura setecentista luso-brasileira, nomeadamente a dimensão da pintura de retrato dentro da esfera do poder monárquico absolutista português. A função cultural dessas representações visuais fica mais clara ao serem observadas as condições de demanda e execução das mesmas, bem como, os locais para os quais elas se destinavam. Buscamos reconstituir a circulação das obras para ser possível apreender o desenvolvimento desta retratística, que se origina na metrópole, atravessa o oceano Atlântico, e chega até a América Portuguesa / Abstract: The objective of this research is to expand the understanding of painting in colonial Brazil, specifically portrait painting. Being limited the focus to encompass the works which include members of the portuguese royal family and people closely related to it, as the vice-kings and governors. The determination of the object of study aims to select a privileged material to observe certain characteristics of eighteenth-century luso-brazilian culture, including the dimension of portrait painting into the realm of portuguese absolute monarchical power. The cultural function of these visual representations becomes clearer when they are subject to the conditions of demand and implementation of those, as well as the locations for which they were intended. We seek to reconstitute the circulation of works to be able to grasp the development of portraiture, which originates in the metropolis, crosses the Atlantic Ocean, and reaches the Portuguese America / Mestrado / Historia da Arte / Mestre em História

La thèse est consacrée à l’œuvre de portraitiste de Parmigianino au cours des deux périodes parmesanes de sa carrière, depuis sa naissance en 1503 jusqu’à son départ pour Rome en 1524, puis de 1531 à 1540, date de son décès. L’objet de la recherche est d’élucider les significations propres à chacune des effigies du corpus et d’analyser les processus plastiques et sémantiques par lesquels le peintre a élaboré les discours figuratifs que constituent ses portraits, dans le contexte de leur commande, production et réception. A cette fin, on a opté pour une approche pluridisciplinaire. La thèse débute par une étude de l’histoire artistique de Parme de 1500 à 1540 et une analyse des pratiques du portrait dans cette ville, au regard de ses nombreuses relations avec d’autres centres culturels et artistiques (Milan, Venise, Bologne, Florence et Rome). L’histoire sociale et politique de Parme pendant la première moitié du Cinquecento est un autre sujet de la recherche. Son objet est l’articulation des transformations institutionnelles au sein de la comune, les conquêtes par plusieurs pouvoirs étrangers entre 1499 et 1520 jusqu’à la création du duché de Parme et Piacenza par Paul III en 1545 avec le marché et les pratiques du portrait. Après cette étude du contexte, chacun des portraits de Parmigianino est examiné de façon approfondie, à travers une approche trans-disciplinaire qui associe histoire de l’art, histoire culturelle (littérature, du livre et de l’édition, emblématique, traditions de la rhétorique, débats linguistiques), histoire sociale et politique. / The dissertation deals with Parmigianino’s activity as a portraitist during the two periods of time he spent in his native Parma, between 1503 and 1524 and then between 1531 and 1540. Its aim is to analyze the painter’s male portraits in particular, that is to to clarify their specific significances and, at the same time, to elucidate the visual and semantic processes through which Parmigianino elaborated the figurative discourses that his portraits convey, in the artistic, cultural, social and political context of their creation. To reach this goal, several methodological approaches are used. The disseration begins with a close study of the artistic history of Parma between 1500 and 1540 and an analysis of the traditions related to portraiture in the city, with regard to its many cultural and political relations to other regions and states (Milan, Venice, Bologna, Florence and Rome). The political history of Parma during the first half of the Cinquencento is an other field of research. Its purpose is to articulate the many institutionnal transformations of the comune, the conquest of Parma by several foreign powers between 1499 and 1520, until the creation of the Duchy of Parma and Piacenza by Pope Paul III, with the market and practices of portraiture. After this close examination of the context, Parmigianino’s portraits are analyzed through a trans-disciplinary approach that deals with art history, cultural history (literature, history of the book, emblems, traditions of rethoric, linguistic debates), social and political history).

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Issu d’une dynastie de sculpteurs parisiens, formé sous la Régence, en plein triomphe du style « rocaille », Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne (1704-1778) construit sa renommée sur la faveur que lui accorde Louis XV. Des années 1730 aux années 1750 Lemoyne s’illustre dans le genre colossal. À moins de dix ans d’intervalle, en 1743 et 1754, le sculpteur inaugure à Bordeaux puis à Rennes deux monuments à la gloire de Louis XV, prouesse artistique et technologique jamais égalée jusqu’alors. À partir des années 1750, le sculpteur recentre sa production sur l’art du portrait, devenant, avant Houdon, le sculpteur des grands hommes. Célébré de son vivant, Lemoyne connut une destinée posthume tragique : la plupart de ses monuments religieux et royaux furent détruits sous la Révolution et le sculpteur tomba dans l’oubli, victime du mépris de la génération néoclassique. L’artiste est demeuré longtemps méconnu, éclipsé par la renommée de Bouchardon puis de Houdon. Cette étude se propose de reconsidérer l’une des figures majeures de la sculpture française du XVIIIe siècle, en mettant l’accent sur son héritage familial et esthétique, l’influence de son atelier et le rôle que la « sociabilité » des Lumières a joué dans la réussite de sa carrière et le succès de ses portraits. / Born in a family of Parisian sculptors, Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne was trained under the Régence period when the rocaille style triumphed. His fame then was rooted in Louis XV’s favor. From the 1730s to the 1750s, Lemoyne became renowned for his colossal sculptures. In less than ten years, between 1743 and 1754, he erected in Bordeaux and Rennes two monuments to glorify the King, thus achieving a unique artistic as well as technological performance. From the 1750s on, Lemoyne focused on sculpting portraits, thus preceding Houdon in being the sculptor of illustrious men. Although he was a celebrated and well-known artist during his lifetime, Lemoyne’s fame vanished after he died. Most of his religious and royal monuments were destroyed during the French Revolution. His work, despised by the néoclassique generation, fell into oblivion. Unlike his rivals Bouchardon and Houdon, he remained unstudied for a long time. My dissertation proposes to reconsider one of the leading figures of eighteenth-century French sculpture. I particularly focus on three points: the aesthetic heritage Lemoyne received from his family, his influential workshop, and the key role played by enlightened networks and societies in his successful career as a portraitist.

The master thesis called "Czech films based on well-known criminal cases: from reality, newspaper/TV news to feature film and film reviews. Causa Velvet killers" deals with the notorious so-called Orlík Murders from the early 1990s. This case is considered as the biggest criminal case of the post-communist era in the Czech Republic. The group of five members killed five people, mainly for the money, between the years 1991 and 1993. Three of their victims were found in the Orlík Dam - two corpses were sealed in metal barrels and one was hidden in a mesh. The murderers were sentenced in 1997 after a four-year-long investigation. The movie called Velvet killers or The New Breed, which was directed by Jiří Svoboda, is based on these true events. This thesis focuses on the TV version of this motion picture and then also on the reviews published after the movie was released in 2005. This thesis mainly wants to reflect how the Czech media - specifically newspapers and television news - informed about this criminal case in analysed years from 1995 to 1997. The determining factor is the accuracy of the information. The aim of the work is to summarize the results of reporting on this case, which is still considered as one of the most brutal in the history of our country.

O objeto desta dissertação de Mestrado é composto pela série Auto-Retrato Coletivo de Nardo Germano. Organizada artisticamente como repositório crítico de uma identidade coletiva seu tema central , a série constitui-se de auto-retratos híbridos entre o Indivíduo e o Coletivo, questionando a construção identitária marcada por estigmas sociais. As obras que compõem a série são: 1)Auto-Objeto; 2)Sujeitos; 3)Auto-Retrato por Metro Quadrado; 4)Cabeça Defronte; 5)Auto-Retr_Ato_Coletivo; 6)Especulares #7; 7)Corpo Coletivo; 8)AlterEgo; 9)ANDROMAQUIA on-line; e 10)Doe Seu Rosto/Give Me Your Face. A atual pesquisa artística dá continuidade a Auto-Objeto(1987), uma obra composta por painéis de auto-retratos sem negativo obtidos em cabine Fotomática, e articula-se a partir da digitalização de um conjunto imanente da obra Sujeitos(1987), colagens realizadas com auto-retratos acéfalos, recortes de textos, imagens e manchetes de jornal. Com o objetivo de, nesta fase, estabelecer novos contrapontos ao discurso monológico identitário oficial bem como ao conceito de uma autoridade do artista como autor que controla os sentidos da obra, a criação partiu da hipótese de que o investimento nos graus de abertura à recepção podem promover o dialogismo e polifonia almejados, com a inclusão da alteridade, das expressões e dos pontos de vista dos espectadores na noção de identidade coletiva veiculada nas obras, considerando os conceitos de obra aberta de Umberto Eco bem como de dialogismo e polifonia de Mikhail Bakhtin. A presente dissertação discorre sobre aquelas obras originais como paradigmas internos da criação e sobre as obras produzidas durante esta pesquisa artística, focando nas proposições dialógicas de poéticas abertas, bem como nas estratégias de participação e interatividade então implementadas, realizadas em ambiente real e/ou através dos meios tecnológicos. O texto explicita e reflete sobre as poéticas de abertura envolvidas na recepção, comprovando por fim a hipótese de trabalho. Em suma, no que tange aos resultados sobre o tema proposto, conclui-se que Auto-Retrato Coletivo promove um movimento contínuo de construção e desconstrução identitária possibilitado pela abertura poética aos espectadores que, convertidos em participantes e/ou interatores, cumulativamente renovam, expandem e problematizam a identidade coletiva, inscrevendo-a na dimensão Utópica de Identidades Abertas. / The object of this dissertation of Master\'s degree is composed by Nardo Germano\'s series Collective Self-Portrait. Organized artistically as critical repository of a collective identity its central theme , the series is constituted of hybrid self-portraits between the Individual and the Collectivity, discussing the construction of identities characterized by social stigmata. The works that compose the series are: 1)Auto-Objeto; 2)Sujeitos; 3)Auto- Retrato por Metro Quadrado; 4)Cabeça Defronte; 5)Auto-Retr_Ato_Coletivo; 6)Especulares #7; 7)Corpo Coletivo; 8)AlterEgo; 9)ANDROMAQUIA on-line; e 10)Doe Seu Rosto/Give Me Your Face. The current artistic research gives continuity the Auto-Objeto(1987), an art-work composed by panels of self-portraits without negative obtained at Photomaton Cabin, and organized through a process of scanning an immanent group of the art-work Sujeitos(1987), collages accomplished with acephalous self-portraits, cuttings of texts, images and newspaper headlines. With the objective of, in this phase, to establish new counterpoints to the monologic official speech about identity as well as to the concept of an authority of the artist as author that controls the meanings of the art-work, the creation worked with the hypothesis that the investment in the opening degrees to the reception can promote the necessary dialogism and polyphony, with the inclusion of the spectators\' alterity, expressions and points of view in the notion of collective identity in the art-works, considering the concepts of Umberto Ecos open work and Mikhail Bakhtins dialogism and polyphony. The present dissertation describes those original art-works as internal paradigms of the creation and the art-works produced during this artistic research, focusing in the dialogical propositions of open poetics, as well as in the strategies of participation and interactivity implemented, in real ambience and/or through the technological media. The text explicits and reflects the poetics of opening to the spectator involved in the reception, proving finally the work hypothesis. In short, with respect to the results on the proposed theme, the conclusion is that Collective Self-Portrait promotes a continuous movement of construction and deconstruction of identities, possible by the poetical openness to the spectators who, converted in participants and/or interactors, cumulatively renew, expand and problematize the collective identity, enrolling it in the Utopian dimension of Open Identities.

À partir des autoportraits photographiques de Vivian Maier (1926-2009) et Francesca Woodman (1958-1981), la thèse de ce texte est que la figuration féminine nous transmet un art de disparaître. Si l’on établit que cet art serait présent de manière plus ou moins active dans l’ensemble de l’iconographie du féminin, on montre que c’est un contexte particulier qui en révèle l’existence : celui de l’émancipation des femmes depuis la fin du XVIIIe siècle, de l’invention de la photographie au XIXe siècle et du bouleversement écologique contemporain. En effet, on constate chez Vivian Maier et Francesca Woodman, et plus largement dans l’autoportrait photographique féminin, une écologie poétique déterminée et engendrée par la technique photographique et les mutations modernes dans la vie des femmes, où se rencontrent désormais le destin de la figuration féminine dans l’histoire de l’art et le destin possible de notre espèce. Cette thèse propose de tirer de ces autoportraits un nouveau modèle pour habiter le monde en ce moment de transition historique à l’égard du genre et de la nature. / Drawing from the photographic self-portraits of Vivian Maier (1926-2009) and Francesca Woodman (1958-1981), this thesis argues that feminine figuration conveys an art of disappearing. Establishing that this art is, to a certain extent, at work across the iconography of the feminine, we are showing that it was brought to light within a specific context: the emancipation of women since the end of the 18th century, the invention of photography in the 19th century and the contemporary ecological crisis. Indeed, a poetic ecology emerges through the works of Vivian Maier and Francesca Woodman in particular, and the feminine photographic self-portrait as a whole, determined by the photographic technique and modern changes in women’s lives, where the destiny of feminine figuration in art history converges with the possible destiny of our species. From these self-portraits, this thesis offers to draw a new way of inhabiting the world in this historic moment of transition with regard to gender and nature.