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ANALINE INÊS DE CARVALHO SANTOS
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THE ARTISTIC PRODUCTION OF STUDENTS FROM THE TECHNICAL COURSE IN VISUAL ARTS AT IFPE/CAMPUS OLINDA AND THE ARCHETYPE OF THE TREE: A STUDY BASED ON IMAGINARY THEORY
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Date: Dec 18, 2023
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Time: 14:00
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This research aims to understand the mythical relationships of images in the artistic productions of eight students in the Technical Course in Visual Arts (CTAV) at the Federal Institute of Education, Sciences and Technology of PE/ Campus Olinda. The students were enrolled between 2020 and 2021 in the subsequent modality. IFPE/Campus Olinda welcomes students from different backgraunds, social classes, ethnicities and gender, making it an eclectic, welcoming and multicultural space. Imagination, creativity, sharing of knowledge and experiences in the educational sphere are considered raw materials in the teaching/learning process at this institution. To study the recurring images in the artistic production of the interlocutors, I used the Theory of the Imaginary as a basis, in order to identify symbols, mythemes and myths. Critical knowledge, artistic practice and the contextualization of productions are actions that provide the germination of possibilities for understanding the path of creation. The research began with the participation of eight students in 2022. They contributed by sending me about one hundred works. We interactes through semi-structured interviews and also though online communication networks (WhatsApp and e-mail). The data collected was interpreted in the light of poetic phenomenology and mythocriticism. Gilbert Durand, Bachelard, Barbosa, Ostrower, bell hooks, Cirlot, Chevalier, Gheerbrant, Bachelard, Barcellos and other authors in the fields of art/education, creativity and imagination served as sources for this research. In the data collected: paintings, engravings, drawings and sculptures, a more sensitive look was placed as a founding element to understand the existence of the imaginary in the art/education space at the Olinda Campus. Feeling touched by the students' productions culminated in recognizing that the tree archetype is part of my personal and professional trajectory. The discovery of the tree archetype is also present throughout the text. The importance that imagery plays in the environment of artistic creation is also present thoughout the text. As a general route, this writing presents images produced before and during the CTAV course
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KAÍSA LORENA OLIVEIRA ANDRADE
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ENTRETECER
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Date: Aug 31, 2023
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Time: 19:00
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This research shows the network creation process proposed to two dissident visual artists in order to create hybrid works, in dialogue between two curators. The process was divided into two stages: immersion to create the works and the production of the exhibition Isto é um roçar de mãos?, at the Museum of Modern Art Aloísio Magalhães, MAMAM, Recife-PE. The creative work was recorded in a collaborative creation brochure and the meetings were recorded in audio and transcribed. In this process, the concepts of authorship, artist, curator, hybridization, dissent and network were explored and blurred. Thus, the interweaving of interpretations and artistic work in groups was highlighted.
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MAISA CRISTINA DA SILVA
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THE INTENSIVE ART IN EDUCATION COURSE (CIAE) AND ITS CONTRIBUTION IN ART/EDUCATOR TRAINING
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Date: Aug 31, 2023
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Time: 15:00
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This research aims to understand the Experiences in Art/Improved Education in
the Intensive Course of Art in Education - CIAE from the narratives of the Art/Educators
who graduated. These Arts/educators are Rosa Vasconcelos, Maria Aparecida, Sebastião
Pedrosa, Tereza Aragão who participated in CIAE between 1968 and 1977. Course
developed at Escolinha de Arte do Brasil in the State of Rio de Janeiro in the period in
which the manifestations of Modernism Cultural Center provide an atmosphere of
appreciation of Children's Art that is subject to scientific investigation, as an instrument
of children's free expression, the implementation of art teaching and in a studio for
children and the dissemination of Art with Consummate Experience. The theoretical
framework Experiences and Narrative in Walter Benjamin was implemented to
characterize and identify the Experiences in Art/Education that were shared in the
narratives of Art/educator partners in the research. Thus, the central question of this
research is the following: What experiences in art/education are narrated by Art/educators
who attended CIAE? Access to arts/educator training experiences at CIAE is rewarded
by Conversation as Methodology and content analysis in Bardin. From the data analysis,
the following experiences were categorized: Experiences in Art/education at CAIE with
Art and its System; Experiences in Art/Education at CAIE with Modernist Epistemology;
Experiences in Art/Education at CAIE with Comunidade de Afeto, Experiences in
Art/Education at CAIE with Professionality, Experiences in Art/Education at CAIE with
Praxis, Experiences in Art/Education at CAIE with Course of Improvement.
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RAQUEL NASCIMENTO DE BRITO
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LADJANE BANDEIRA: UNFOLDING OF A VISUAL ARTIST IN EDUCATION
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Date: Aug 30, 2023
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Time: 09:00
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This dissertation aims to investigate the contribution of the pernambucan artist Ladjane
Bandeira (1927-1999) to the Visual Arts education in the city of Recife, between 1952 and
1955, through her work as an art critic. In order to achieve this overarching goal, the study
presents and contextualizes the artist's journey through Literature and Visual Arts amidst
the social constraints of 20th century in Brazil; it analyzes her critical production published
in the "Página Arte" section of the pernambucan newspaper "Diário da Noite" from
november 1952 to august 1955, with an educational approach. This is an Arts Based
Research that is epistemologically grounded in the Triangular Approach, proposed by Ana
Mae Barbosa, as it acknowledges that the meaning of the investigation is constructed
along the path and, thus, experiments with other forms of knowledge production by relating
the three actions of the Triangular Approach - creating, reading, and contextualizing.
Regarding the procedures, the study employs a historical review to recover the position of
a female artist who contributed to educational processes in Visual Arts and whose name is
not always recorded in the compendiums of Brazilian Art history and teachings. The
bibliographical and documentary character of the study is based on a documentary survey
which identified 124 publications of "Página Arte", with 6 from 1952, 48 from 1953, 40 from
1954, and 30 from 1955. The content analysis of the documentary material did not define
predefined categories, but rather emerged from the identification of the themes developed
in her critiques: discourses on art and its possible roles; its potential theoretical
foundations; presented artists and recommended art spaces; mentions of Visual Arts
education programs; the need for specific spaces for Visual Arts education; the difficulties
of the local art scene; and the opportunities for access to art for the population of
Pernambuco. The study concludes that the artist contributed to the Visual Arts education in
the city of Recife between the years 1952 and 1955 through an active rather than
speculative approach. Her purpose of visual education was added to the ongoing efforts of
renewal in the Brazilian 20th century art scene as she sought to engage her readers in the
modernist movement debate, taking on the responsibility to educate in modernist codes to
expand their reception, which are slowly perceived and depend on pedagogical action for
such.
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NATÁLIA DE ARAUJO COSTA
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FAMILY TREE: ONESELFS VISUALITIES FOR ANTI-RACIST VISUAL ARTS TEACHING.
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Date: Aug 29, 2023
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Time: 14:30
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This dissertation, developed in the Programa Associado de Pós-Graduação em Artes Visuais, da Universidade Federal da Paraíba e Universidade Federal de Pernambuco (PPGAV UFPB/UFPE), focuses on Visual Arts and its educational, cultural, and creative processes, specifically within the line of research on Educational Processes in Visual Arts. The overall objective of this study is to investigate possible strategies for an Anti-Racist Visual Arts Education with undergraduate students in Visual Arts at UFPB. To achieve this objective, the dissertation discusses Anti-Racist Education and characterizes Anti-Racist visualities through the work of black women artists. It also raises questions about Anti-Racist visualities with undergraduate students in Visual Arts at UFPB, aiming to foster collective construction of possible paths towards an Anti-Racist Visual Arts Education. This study is framed as an Arts-Based Research (ABR), as it understands that the object of study is constructed simultaneously with the research process, intertwined with the researcher's and participants' memories and experiences. It employs both verbal and visual texts as ways to interpret this experience. The research is grounded in the field of Visual Culture and is woven through "escrevivência," prioritizing subjectivity that relates to visualities labeled as Anti-Racist, open to interpretations and ways of seeing and thinking in order to build a different approach to images. The study concludes that Anti-Racist Education has been a demand of black movements, leading to the enactment of Law No. 10.639/2003. However, the inclusion of content on African and Afro-Brazilian art is not enough to characterize an educational practice detached from the structural racism that still permeates social relations. It points towards a Visual Arts teaching approach that aligns with the production and practices of black women artists who address racism in contemporary Brazilian art. The study also emphasizes that no single image can ropose an Anti-Racist Education or an Anti-Racist Visual Arts Teaching on its own. It is the collective action of teachers and students, in dialogue with images, that can unleash the potential of all individuals affected by outdated hierarchical notions based on skin color.
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CARLA PRISCILA ANTUNES DOS SANTOS
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Anatomy of a Misura: Imaginary, creation and research
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Date: Aug 28, 2023
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Time: 09:00
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This research presents the homology of an investigation process about the birth of a misura (haunting) named Bird-people in my creations and its consequences in my art educational work, in my training as a researcher and in the personal elaboration of a grieving process. The gestation of the Bird-people led all the layers of this research. The theoretical basis was built essentially from the foundations of the imaginary (Danielle Rocha Pitta/Gilbert Durand). The procedures performed were the result of the confluence of methods from cartography (Virgínia Kastrup), artography (Belidson Dias) and mythology (Danielle Pitta, Gilbert Durand and Yves Durand). Based on the mythocriticism of my artistic production and the highlighting of the mythical redundancies and main meanings that make up my imagination, I share how these symbolic elements were related to my dimensions as an art educator, researcher and neurodivergent person, which offered possible clues and strategies about the relationship: imaginary, creation and art educational research.
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MAYELE MARIA SOUZA DE OLIVEIRA
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...RETICENT AUTOBIOGRAPHY... Concerns and narratives of an art teacher.
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Date: Aug 15, 2023
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Time: 10:00
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This work is situated in the field of Visual Arts education, specifically focusing on educational processes in Visual Arts. It goals to highlight the triangular approach and cultural mediation as important paths for art education, exploring visualities and possibilities of visual production between teaching practice and the artistic development of students. Therefore, in this writing, I intend to emphasize my initial experiences as an art teacher at the Centro Educacional Prefeito Eronides Francisco Soares (CEPEFS), based on my concerns, concepts, and reflections regarding my professional identity, cultural mediation, and the triangular approach. I also aim to explore, as an investigative possibility, some of my own visual productions and those of the students, between the years 2021 to 2023, on visits to the Museu de Arte Moderna Aloísio Magalhães (MAMAM) and Engenho Massangana. We start from Barbosa's (2009) concept, who approaches art as an important vector in cultural and social mediation, not only in educational museum spaces but also in the overall formation of the individual. In this context, I highlight as support some discussions on the construction of identity, which, according to Hall (2005), is a reflection of the multiplicities of the modern individual and the society that surrounds him. This discussion is also present in Bauman's (2007) ideas, who bases these multiplicities in the constant processes of weakening and change in the once solidified social and individual structure. Therefore, the entire qualitative writing was methodologically guided by autobiography, which focuses on subjectivity as part of epistemology, considering its individual aspects within society, as evidenced by Ferrarotti (1988) in the biographical method, and by Josso (2004), who highlights the relevance of educational biographies in the individual's formative process. The text is divided into three chapters. The first chapter provides a contextualization of professional identification based on my concerns as an art teacher. In the second chapter, I present cultural mediation anchored in two visiting experiences as an important path for the teaching and learning of arts. Finally, the third chapter visually traces personal productions and those of my students from CEPEFS, which directly and indirectly reflect Barbosa's (1998) triangular approach
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WELLINGTON SOARES GOMES
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EXPERIENCES IN THE CLASSROOM OF A BLACK BIXA: CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARDS AN EDUCATION FROM INTERSECTIONAL DISSENT
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Date: Aug 10, 2023
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Time: 14:00
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This research aims to understand the possible contributions of Visual Arts teachers to issues related to intersectional dissidences (gender, sexuality, and race) in classrooms of Basic Education (6th to 9th grade). It has the following specific objectives: a) present and reflect on classroom experiences in Basic Education based on autobiographical research processes; b) understand aspects of intersectional dissidences (race, gender, and sexuality) and the teaching of Visual Arts; and c) investigate, experiment, and reflect on the PROVOQUE methodology (Problematizing Visualities and Questioning Stereotypes) as a possibility for educational action in Visual Arts in Basic Education. The study takes place in the fields of Visual Culture Education and Intersectional Dissidence and is anchored in the perspective of autobiographical narrative. The research topic originates from the need for qualified discussions on intersectional dissidence in Basic Education classrooms and the absence of educational records based on narratives of dissenting professionals, in this case, a black queer artist, teacher, and researcher. The research concludes with the understanding that the educational field, specifically the teaching of Visual Arts in Basic Education, is increasingly inhabited by dissenting individuals who, in turn, transform the school into a space of possible existences. Furthermore, autobiographical writing is a political strategy for legitimizing dissenting bodies in educational spaces, and teaching methodologies that problematize common visualities open doors for questioning power relations.
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RAISA FILGUEIRA SOARES GOMES
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(Un)told stories: the popular art collection of the São Francisco Cultural Center and the power of revelry
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Date: Jul 24, 2023
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Time: 14:00
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Between oxen, curves, gaps, fissures and scowls doing their best to ward off evil spirits, there is a curatorial work that appears alongside a colonial body and interacts with the light and dark and the fulls and voids of the place, in a different relationship. To see, feel and hear the voices of the popular art collection at the Centro Cultural São Francisco, one must climb the stairs to access the works that walk with time, the puerile and metaphysical layers of a construction of narratives, which insist on being and being , when the maxim is erase and mute. It is in this place, on the premises of the Old Convent of Santo Antônio, located in the city of João Pessoa/Paraíba, today Centro Cultural São Francisco (CCSF), that the collection of popular art (re)exists, from the exhibition Brasil, Arte Popular Hoje , held in the late 1980s, curated by anthropologist, writer and museologist Lélia Coelho Frota, in fusion with the popular art collection of the Federal University of Paraíba (UFPB). Multiple languages are contemplated in the collection, as well as artistic works from many locations in Brazil, such as woodcuts, ceramics, indigenous and Afro-Brazilian art, ex-votos, among others. The other languages encompass numerous themes, such as popular games and games from the northeast of Brazil, such as Cavalo Marinho, Reisado and Boi de Reis, artistic and performative manifestations that tell stories and symbolize traditions through dance, music and scenic rituals. Thus, the research is aimed at studying the popular art collection of the São Francisco Cultural Center, through a look focused on the dialogue between the artists and works that recorded the merrymaking and the power of these cultural manifestations beyond the Old Convent of Santo Antônio . Therefore, the specific objectives of this work are: Discuss the curatorial paths of the CCSF Popular Art Collection, from the exhibition Brasil, Arte Popular Hoje; Revealing (un)told stories, from the perception of the collection in its entirety, however, with a focus on the fun portrayed in the universe of the collection and the exhibition; To show a living popular art through the games played in the street, using images from the collection as a tool that dialogue with the current scenario of the games that take place in Paraíba, going beyond the spatial limits of a stone and lime museum and revealing potent and popular artistic traditions. cheers.
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PABLO MENEZES NÓBREGA
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Towards the Sense of a Thought: sound creation as a visual amplifier
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Advisor : JOAO DE LIMA GOMES
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Date: Jun 20, 2023
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Time: 14:00
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This project proposes to investigate the relationship between sound, image and new technologies from the perspective of contemporary art, in a methodology of theoretical review and empirical-creative application. Being a project developed within the line of Creative Processes in the postgraduate program in Visual Arts at the Federal University of Paraíba, this dissertation aims to scrutinize the theoretical source in relation to the trajectory of the artist himself. No Sentido de um Pensamento, as an artistic piece, intends to be a hybrid project between performance, photography and soundscape. A sound contribute that adds different meanings according to the spatial relationship between the spectator and the work. The experiment, therefore, unfolds in practice in a movement sensor system that expands the photographic experience through sound creation and its chain of layers added to the different readings of the image. Finally, this project pursues the idea that a more fluid sound construction can provoke different meanings according to the subjective source of each individual observer; that is, the artistic object is infinitely different, as it changes according to the interest of the visitor. To reach the point where we are now and understanding the creation process as always endless, the theoretical review of this project focuses on the studies of Michel Chion, Murray Schafer and Brian Eno, three researchers of sound art.
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ELIS MARINA RIGONI PERLINI
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TERRA INVERTIDA
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Date: Feb 28, 2023
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Time: 14:00
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Terra Vertida is a summons. By using photographs and texts that seek documentary and evocative codes, this investigation seeks to bring discussions about the relationship between art and life; land use and possible perspectives to postpone the end of the world. The steps and procedures for building two houses made of earth sacks are presented and the reverberations in the social and environmental landscapes in which they are inserted are debated, aided by reflections on the consequences that the legacy of modernity has been leaving in nature. Going through the understanding that it is only possible to build homes when these are poured with different hands, hands that have stories to be written and told. The narratives seeks to evoke something fictional, not as if its out of reality, but as an experience that narrates experiences outside the hegemony of asphalt and cement.
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ANA CLÁUDIA DE OLIVEIRA FREITAS
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Visual Arts practices in Early Childhood Education in public institutions in the city of Guanambi- State of Bahia
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Date: Feb 28, 2023
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Time: 10:00
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This study was developed in the line of Visual Arts research and its educational, cultural and creative processes, of the Associate Program of Graduate Studies in Visual Arts of the Federal University of Paraíba and the Federal University of Pernambuco PPGAV UFPB/UFPE, from interests awakened and experienced in the field of the arts as an appreciator, student, artist, mother and art teacher who observes, from different angles, the potential of educational environments, especially in dealing with Visual Arts with children, whose school attendance becomes mandatory at four years old with Brazilian Law nº 12.796/2013 and which I witness daily as a teacher trainer at a public university located in the city of Guanambi State of Bahia. From the lived experiences, the present investigation had as problematization: how are the practices in Visual Arts happening in public preschools in the city of Guanambi State of Bahia? Faced with this issue, we sought to understand how teachers think and practice Visual Arts in preschools at public institutions in the city of Guanambi, Bahia. Therefore, we seek to understand the place of Visual Arts in municipal documents that govern Early Childhood Education; perceive and identify the images and visualities present in the children's school environment, as well as understand the conceptions and practices of Early Childhood Education teachers, specifically in preschool, about the Visual Arts, by understanding it as an aesthetic language and as such, a field of knowledge with specific codes that need training and nourishment. With regard to theoretical orientation, we dialogued with authors who discuss in the fields of Art Education, Visual Arts, Visual Culture and Childhood, such as: Ana Mae Barbosa (2001; 2004; 2008; 2009; 2010), Luciana Esmeralda Ostetto (2011; 2018), Mirian Celeste Martins (1998; 2011), Susana Rangel Vieira da Cunha (2005; 2021), Paul Duncum (2010; 2010), Loic Chalmel (2004) and Mary Del Priore (2002). As methodological referrals we used the document analysis of Menga Lüdke and Marli Eliza Dalmazo Afonso de André (2018), the conversation in Raphael de Souza et al. (2019), Andréa Serpa (2010) and participant observation according to Maria Cecília de Souza Minayo (2010), in two Early Childhood Education establishments in Guanambi State of Bahia, of six teachers, public servants in the municipality, who work in pre-school school. As recording instruments, we used field diaries (MINAYO, 2010) and photography (EGAS, 2018), understood here not only as a form of recording, but as the construction of a visual idea of what was perceived during the investigation. Finally, we chose the Interpretation of Meanings Method based on Romeu Gomes (2009), aiming to articulate our objectives, the theoretical basis adopted and the data obtained empirically during the investigation.
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LOUISE DOS REIS GUSMÃO ANDRADE
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Linha Motriz
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Date: Feb 28, 2023
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Time: 09:00
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Linha Motriz is an artistic project in the line of creative processes in visual arts,
equivalent to a Master´s thesis, composed mainly by works that have textile art as
visual poetic. This is the elaboration of an academic research that highlights the
development and deepening of my authorial artistic research, covering the
requirements and demands of the research process in visual poetics, promoting the
textures that generate, together with the practice, the critical reflections, records and
theoretical studies intertwined in this investigation. In this way, I share here, in a
personal and first-person narrative, the paths, the tests and references from which
derive the meanings and the interweaving that weave this plot, sewn by the crossings
of this political-affective territory, germinated between the poetic process of making
embroidery and the role of contemporary textile art as a means of reappropriating
women's social and political space
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LUCIENE TORRES DE CARVALHO NUNES
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Art as a necessity of life: a construction of creative processes in authorial
paintings ( 2020 - 2023)
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Date: Feb 28, 2023
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Time: 09:00
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This Dissertation is a research project within the line of Creative Processes in Visual Arts
with a production that is part of art, life and creation, an intertwined term to understand art
as a necessity of life of the subject self, woman, white, artist, Brazilian, northeastern,
whose art production specifically expresses what I experienced in the city of Recife, from
2020 to 2023, including the pandemic period of covid 19, in a large Brazilian urban city that
had similar impacts in other large cities in Brazil and of the world. I tried to create a poetic
with the senses and memories experienced in this context of isolation, new sanitary habits,
social reorganization, violence, social inequality, gender issues, all inserted in a disastrous
and polarized political environment, thus I present and fragment this time in the language
of contemporary painting and its poetic possibilities with the series, Arte Como
Necessidade de Vida, whose first works participated in an exhibition at the beginning of
2022, where I also present sketches, drawings, color choices, time logistics, materials and
other information that lead to say that I finished part of a set of works from an artist's life.
The construction of this visual poetics in painting, an ancient and traditional language, is a
persistence in the arts bringing reflections on the subject and society, and as for the
investigation of this artistic work, I rely on the guiding supports of literature, Gesto
Inacabado (2012) by Cecilia A. Salles, The Malaise of Post-Modernity (1998) by Zygmunt
Bauman (1925 2017) and The Persistence of Painting by Gaudêncio Fidelis and Paulo
Sérgio Duarte (2005).
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FLÁVIA ROBERTA ALVES COSTA
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INDIGENOUS ARTS IN NON-INDIGENE SCHOOL: CONVERSATIONS WITH
TEACHERS OF VISUAL ARTS AT THE CITY HALL OF RECIFE
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Date: Feb 28, 2023
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Time: 08:00
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The present work is elaborated having as focus of investigation the teaching of the indigenous themes in the Visual Arts classes in integral schools of the Municipal Network of the city of Recife. The research focuses on decolonial thinking, art teaching and contemporary indigenous art and aims to understand how the theme on display is approached in the field of Visual Arts in the Final Years of Elementary Education in these schools. The study intends to walk through a decolonial approach, since it is an investigation that seeks to overcome hegemonic epistemological standards and that intends to bring the discussion about how the artistic productions of the native peoples of Brazil are seen and understood in these schools, proposing this thinking with the teachers from the conversation as research methodology. In addition to the state of knowledge raised on the subject under study, in the research of a qualitative nature, we will use Content Analysis as a methodological resource to investigate the guidelines about the indigenous themes contained in the Curriculum, in the Teaching Policy of the municipal network and for the study of the conversations with teachers under the theoretical bias of decolonial thought.
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EVA CAROLINE DE SENA CASTRO
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THE SACRED IN ARTS: HISTORY, COLLECTION AND PUBLIC OF THE
MUSEUM OF MUSEU DE ARTE SACRA ESCRITOR MAXIMIANO CAMPOS
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Date: Feb 27, 2023
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Time: 14:00
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Museums are spaces for the conservation and preservation of heritage, whether cultural
or artistic, where the public has the opportunity to reflect socially through contact with
this diverse and plural heritage. The public, in turn, is also diverse and heterogeneous,
and has become a field of research and interest of study for many museums. Thus, the
present research aims to analyze the experience, facing the Sacred Art, of the visiting
public of the Museu de Arte Sacra Escritor Maximiano Campos, located in the
municipality of Goiana in Pernambuco, Brazil. The research, characterized as a visitor
study, is bibliographic, exploratory, descriptive and documentary, under a quali-
quantitative approach, conformed as a case study. The research subjects are the students
of the courses offered by the sector of culture of Sesc-Goiana, to which the museum is
linked. It uses, as instrument of data collection, a questionnaire composed of open and
closed questions. As a procedure for data analysis, it employs the analysis of content by
establishing thematic categories: socioeconomic profile of the public of the Museu de
Arte Sacra Escritor Maximiano Campos; frequency and knowledge of the museum;
motivations, contributions and perceptions of the visit; and particular considerations.
The results show that the public shows interest in the museum exhibitions, that they
visit it two or more times a year, which highlights the need for greater dissemination of
the museum's actions and that their visiting experiences come from their individual
repertoire, aligned with community experiences, since memory pervades the individual
and collective fields. Concludes that the historical trajectory, built by the collection of
the Museu de Arte Sacra Escritor Maximiano Campos, and presented by this museum
permeates the history and memory of the municipality of Goiana and its inhabitants,
enabling experiences with the sacred art understanding it not only as the symbolism and
materialization of the sacred, but also from the perspective of its patrimonial value.
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AUVANEIDE FERREIRA DE CARVALHO
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Vacation Courses at the Escolinha de Arte do Recife: focus the formative practices
on art/educators from 2016 2020
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Date: Feb 24, 2023
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Time: 10:00
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This study sought to investigate how the formative training practices of Art/Educators
takes place in the Vacation Courses at Escolinha de Arte do Recife (Little School of Arts
of Recife EAR), from 2016 to 2020. To do so, it was necessary, at first, to identify what
are the formative training practices developed there. After that, identify what are the Art
Teaching actions carried out at the Escolinha de Arte do Recife, as well as map and
analyze which concepts are present in the formative practices developed for the
Art/Educators in the EAR Vacation courses, from 2016 to 2020. One can perceive, based
on the analysis of studies that are in the Brazilian Digital Library of Theses and
Dissertations (BDTD), that there is an invisibility when it comes to art/educators
formative training in the EAR. The following dissertation is organized in three sections:
the first one deals with the Escolinhas de Arte movement as well as it introduces the
EAR and its collections, in the light of SILVA; SANTOS; AZEVEDO (2013) and
ALVES (2018). The second part of the study deals with the conceptions of formative
training practices for Art/Educators, according to ARAÚJO E SILVA (2009), SILVA
(2005; 2015) and SILVA (2021). Lastly, the third part talks about non-formal education,
in the light of TRILLA (2008) and GOHN (2010). This study is part of a qualitative
research approach in Education, and I adopted, during the analysis, the documentary
research method (MINAYO, 2016; SÁ-SILVA, ALMEIDA, GUINDANI, 2019). This
work highlights the formative training practice for art/educators in the critical-reflective
bias of teacher training.
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CASSIA CRISTINA DOMINGUEZ SANTANA
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Roots
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Date: Feb 13, 2023
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Time: 09:00
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Here, there are symbolic connotations told between the lines of a visual poetics that interweaves textile art, illustration, memory and cultural identity. The word roots circumvents memorial, cultural and academic ties. In a return to my roots, present in remembering knowledge, places and cultures, I intertwine three elements drawings and the cocoa fruit textiles, that underlie my identity notions to present a poetics crafted in the field of visual arts with interdisciplinary facets. Through artistic language, I map a visual poetics, outlined between memories and contemporary visualities that surround me to develop the series of works, entitled Raízes, materialized between paper and textile. The creative process rescues traditional textile techniques and knowledge to create imagined illustrations of a relative affective reality. The central character of the illustrations is presented through a materialization of the image/metaphor of the city of Ilhéus, celebrated as the Little Princess of Southern Bahia and decorated parade of resignified memories from an immersion in the senses. Thus, pieces of symbolic visuality are embodied in woven, sewn, embroidered and poetic illustrations based on the relationships between spaces, times and subjects. Parallel to this central proposal, other artifacts inherent to the artistic object creative processes were developed, such as the construction of an artist book, experimentations and literary creations through free poems, threedimensional textile pieces, recording videos and the graphic design of the series presented here.
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ANA PAOLA VIANNA OTTONI DE SIQUEIRA
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The future will be collective or it will not happen. The poetic and political practices in the pandemic urban space: the case of @_tarantinas
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Date: Feb 2, 2023
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Time: 14:00
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Will the future be collective or it will not be? The poetic and political practices in the pandemic urban space is a theoretical-critical research that tries out self-fictional writing to state/describe the researcher/spectator's encounter with the production of urban intervention actions by @_tarantinas collective, in order to relate these practices to the urban space during the pandemic period. It also adds, in the field of visual arts, the production processes of expanded projection and activism as art, exploring questions of temporality, materiality of the image, spatialization, and the possible participation of the spectator. This work is dedicated to investigate a set of artistic intervention actions carried out by the collective in the first year of the pandemic, between March 2020 and February 2021, in the cities of Natal, RN and Rio de Janeiro, RJ.
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