2021
DOI: 10.29073/heranca.v4i1.1592
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A Arte urbana e o Turismo: uma proposta contradiscursiva sobre as práticas artísticas no espaço público urbano e os impactos do turismo

Abstract: A intervenção artística no espaço público urbano, no uso de um discurso específico sobre arte contemporânea e do exercício de práticas curatoriais, carece de uma identificação com o "lugar" - espaço habitado e vivencial, no qual se criam hábitos - e com a sua envolvente situacional e social, bem como, do reconhecimento de um contexto identitário, histórico e social, subjacente à especificidade do desenvolvimento urbano herdado e sobre aquele que se projeta para o futuro, da pós-intervenção. Não sendo consensua… Show more

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“…Urban art is increasingly used as a means of urban regeneration, communication and promotion by public and private entities in various cities (Andrade, 2020;Barbosa & Lopes, 2019;Campos & Barbio, 2021;Costa et al, 2017;Goes, 2021;Grond eau & Pondaven, 2018;Schacter, 2014), thus seeking to contribute to the decentralisation and democratisation of culture, to promote the territory and boost tourism (Andrade, 2020;Campos & Sequeira, 2019;Pires, 2018). Although the use of this type of art has several benefits, it is also possible to observe that the political power has been developing projects in this area with the simple intention of "beautifying" the urban landscape, often disregarding the communities that use the targeted spaces Raposo, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Urban art is increasingly used as a means of urban regeneration, communication and promotion by public and private entities in various cities (Andrade, 2020;Barbosa & Lopes, 2019;Campos & Barbio, 2021;Costa et al, 2017;Goes, 2021;Grond eau & Pondaven, 2018;Schacter, 2014), thus seeking to contribute to the decentralisation and democratisation of culture, to promote the territory and boost tourism (Andrade, 2020;Campos & Sequeira, 2019;Pires, 2018). Although the use of this type of art has several benefits, it is also possible to observe that the political power has been developing projects in this area with the simple intention of "beautifying" the urban landscape, often disregarding the communities that use the targeted spaces Raposo, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%