La mise en art des espaces montagnards : acteurs, processus et transformations territoriales

Guyot, Sylvain

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“…"Horizon Arts-Nature" in the Massif du Sancy in France, or the "VIAPAC -Route d'art contemporain" in the Franco-Italian Alps) offer ways to develop mountain territories by forms of environmental aesthetics (Sechi, 2017). In academia, the special issue "La mise en art des espaces montagnards : acteurs, processus et transformations territoriales" (Guyot, 2017) of the Journal of Alpine Researche|Revue de géographie alpine exemplifies the interest to link art and science in mountain regions.…”

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The Contribution of Participatory Art Projects to a Good Quality of Life in Mountain Regions

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2022

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A sense of belonging to a place or group, recognition by others, and other subtle and subjective dimensions such as resonance or identity, are essential to a good quality of life (Max-Neef et al., 1989;Sen, 2000;Rosa and Zilberfarb, 2018). We define a good quality of life for all, in a broad sense, as the achievement of a fulfilled life (Sen, 2000). Despite the fact that these dimensions are inherently subjective, they present a relevant factor for maintaining economic activities such as agriculture in mountain areas (Hinojosa et al., 2016). Place attachment encompasses not only physical space, but also people and activities.The concept of "territory" (French: "le territoire") helps to identify these subtle and diffuse feelings, and the physical area where they are manifested (Lopéz and Muchnik, 1997). The territory is not exclusively spatially and socially defined, but it also has a strong historical dimension, thus a common narrative, which serves to explain and justify this space (Waylen et al., 2015;Grosinger et al., 2021). The territory is the result of a specific representation of the inhabitants, the people, their history, thus their identity. These representations, e.g., images, memories, symbols, are materialised in objects and landscapes and have been constructed over long periods of time (Di Meo, 1998). The territorial dimension is a major dimension for the construction of identity and the sense of belonging. Research on mountains shows that attachment to territories is linked through work (Hinojosa et al., 2016), leisure and social relationships (Friedli, 2020) or projects or objects (Petite, 2011). Recent research analyses more subtle and subjective aspects. This requires innovative and place-based approaches beyond of scientific pathways.The approach of environmental aesthetics can help to explore the role of art in assessing aspects that contribute to a good quality of life issues. Environmental aesthetics suggests that environmental issues should no longer be posed in terms ofThe Contribution of Participatory Art Projects to a Good Quality of Life in M...

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The Contribution of Participatory Art Projects to a Good Quality of Life in Mountain Regions

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“…Les approches artistiques in situ (par exemple, « Horizon Arts-Nature » dans le Massif du Sancy en France, ou le « VIAPAC -Route d'art contemporain » dans les Alpes franco-italiennes) offrent des moyens de développer les territoires de montagne (Sechi, 2017). Dans le monde académique, le numéro spécial « La mise en art des espaces montagnards : acteurs, processus et transformations territoriales » (Guyot, 2017) du Journal of Alpine Research|Revue de géographie alpine illustre l'intérêt croissant pour l'approfondissement des relations entre art et science dans les régions de montagne.…”

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La contribution des projets artistiques participatifs à une bonne qualité de vie dans les régions de montagne

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Diversité et enjeux territoriaux de la mise en art des espaces périphériques dans le monde

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La mise en art des espaces montagnards : acteurs, processus et transformations territoriales

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The Contribution of Participatory Art Projects to a Good Quality of Life in Mountain Regions

The Contribution of Participatory Art Projects to a Good Quality of Life in Mountain Regions

La contribution des projets artistiques participatifs à une bonne qualité de vie dans les régions de montagne

Diversité et enjeux territoriaux de la mise en art des espaces périphériques dans le monde

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