Arte e sustentabilidade: uma leitura sobre a temática ambiental na obra de três artistas do cenário tocantinense
The Art of Sustainability: A Reading on Environmental Themes [motifs] from the Conceptional Sphere of Three Artists of the Tocantins Region. This study examines the panoramic intersection of the visual arts and the environment in the state of Tocantins, Brazil by observing the principal works of...
| Autor principal: | Magalhães, Walena de Almeida Marçal |
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| Grau: | Dissertação |
| Idioma: | pt_BR |
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Universidade Federal do Tocantins
2016
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http://hdl.handle.net/11612/220 |
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The Art of Sustainability: A Reading on Environmental Themes [motifs] from the
Conceptional Sphere of Three Artists of the Tocantins Region. This study examines
the panoramic intersection of the visual arts and the environment in the state of
Tocantins, Brazil by observing the principal works of three artists of the region,
analyzing and categorizing those with regard to their depiction and treatment of
environmental and sustainability concerns, and probing the resources utilized in
treating those themes. The conceptual framework toward that end encompasses the
categories of "Art," "Sustainability" and correlated terms to demonstrate how works of
art are representations and how freedom has given rise in contemporary art to the
existence and development of movements with that interdisciplinary bent. The works
and craft of Sandra Oliveira, Claudio Montanari and Marcos Dutra reveal artistic
commitment to environmental concerns and substantiate how art can be interfaced
with environmental discourse and contribute to the sustainability of the planet. The
methodology includes field research utilizing analysis of discourse and content,
"reading" the art works like a "text." The final aspect is to propose future research
and activities that might propagate and supplement the interface between the two
areas examined here, to kindle further contributions built on this framework, and to
spur greater artistic production in this vein, particularly in the states of the Brazilian
Amazon region |