Art as a Living Archive

Glisic, Iva; Puric, Biljana

doi:10.1080/09528822.2019.1607204

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“…In this case, archiving, violence and gender issues coincide with the artwork we are going to analyse linguistically. But reflections on archival work in art have focused on specific artists or movements (Buchloch, 1999, Foster 2004, Alphen 2008, Zapperi 2013, England 2017, Glisic and Puric 2019, Saviotti and Medina Estupiñán 2022, except for some more general or mixed documents (Olalquiaga 2008, Smith 2008, Derrida and Prenowitz 1995 and the irreverent and critic investigation of Steedman 2002).…”

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Art and Urbanization of Violence

López-Cabrales¹,

Cabeza-Lainez²,

Rodríguez-Cunill³

2023

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The purpose of this study is to analyse the ways of visualization of hidden violence through a map of the city of violence called La Manada City, in its transformation from defensive to artistic strategies. For this analysis, firstly we propose the contextualization of the artwork and its authorship, and later, the research about the artistic and visual resources of the 257 items that make up the map and its guide street, in a sort of rustic hypertext of the emotions linked to the violence in the territory. The main findings of this study demonstrate the strength of the strategy used as a survival method in cases of bullying. As a conclusion, in spite of the therapeutic effects, this work cannot be understood as Art Therapy, but as combat art: it provides an understanding of the emotional city, of the disadvantaged groups that inhabit it, from the most local (as a transcript of the city of Seville) to global and universal effects on community life.

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