Objetos desobedientes
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Ativismo, design, objetos desobedientes, movimentos sociaisResumo
O artigo enfoca as culturas dos movimentos sociais - especificamente movimentos sociais autônomos, que têm sido uma forma de organização do movimento global dominante nas duas últimas décadas - e o interesse de algumas instituições em realizar exposições sobre eles. Especialmente, é analisada a pesquisa e desenvolvimento da mostra Objetos Desobedientes, curada pelo autor para o Victoria & Albert Museum (2014). Por objetos desobedientes, o autor entende os objetos de arte e design produzidos pelos movimentos sociais ativistas populares e independentes. O contexto dos movimentos, sua teoria e prática é o contexto primário para uma compreensão fundamentada da arte ativista, tantas vezes mal enquadrada de forma simplista nos debates abstratos e herméticos do mundo da arte, em abordagens teóricas e estéticas. Para tanto, a perspectiva adotada é a da História da Arte Social.
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