2018
DOI: 10.3916/c57-2018-01
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Artivism: A new educative language for transformative social action

Abstract: This study describes the concepts, historical precedents, language and fundamental experiences of artivism. It shows the research activities from two main universities (Complutense de Madrid in Spain and Nottingham Trent in UK) as well as other cultural institutions (Élan Interculturel from France and Artemiszio from Hungary), which have explored the educational potential of artivism as a new way of achieving social engagement using innovation and artistic creation. The paper defines precisely artivism as a ne… Show more

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“…Desde la perspectiva peruana se intenta introducir los contenidos folclóricos y rasgos interculturales, que indican otras propuestas desde el ámbito europeo como modalidades educativas interculturales (Pedrero-García, Moreno-Fernández y Moreno-Crespo, 2017) y de revaloración familiar (Llorent-Bedmar y Cobano-Delgado, 2017). Esta disciplina aplicada a la Educación es una modalidad de pedagogía formativa humanística, socio crítica y reflexiva, que implica el uso de las habilidades comunicativas, interactivas, cooperativas y de proximidad (Elliott, Silverman y Bowman, 2016;Aladro-Vico, et al, 2018;Mesías-Lerma, 2018;Macaya y Valero, 2019).…”
Section: El Artivismo Educacionalunclassified
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“…Desde la perspectiva peruana se intenta introducir los contenidos folclóricos y rasgos interculturales, que indican otras propuestas desde el ámbito europeo como modalidades educativas interculturales (Pedrero-García, Moreno-Fernández y Moreno-Crespo, 2017) y de revaloración familiar (Llorent-Bedmar y Cobano-Delgado, 2017). Esta disciplina aplicada a la Educación es una modalidad de pedagogía formativa humanística, socio crítica y reflexiva, que implica el uso de las habilidades comunicativas, interactivas, cooperativas y de proximidad (Elliott, Silverman y Bowman, 2016;Aladro-Vico, et al, 2018;Mesías-Lerma, 2018;Macaya y Valero, 2019).…”
Section: El Artivismo Educacionalunclassified
“…En este sentido, el artivismo europeo se comienza a trasladar al latinoamericano como una forma de concientización social, la cual permite incrementar el pensamiento crítico, regulando las acciones humanas para el crecimiento social. El artivismo es la expresión activista y artística que concentra los significados de las coyunturas sociales para implementar la reconstrucción de la misma sociedad (Aladro-Vico, Jivkova-Semova y Baley, 2018;Mesías-Lerma, 2018;Jivkova, Aladro y Sosa, 2019;Tello, 2019). Mediante esta experiencia se busca la perfección del Sostenibilidad de la convivencia escolar mediante procesos educacionales artivistas aplicados en Perú Holguin-Alvarez, Jhon; Nieves-Nima, Monica; Ledesma-Pérez, Fernando y Montañez-Huancaya (Ortega, et al, 2012).…”
Section: La Convivencia Escolarunclassified
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“…Since the environmental justice movement took form in the United States in the early 1980s, political ecologists have demonstrated how individuals become activated and mobilized in face of threats to their local environments. When protesting against dumping of toxic waste or the appropriation of indigenous lands, justice activists draw on their embodied and lived experiences of environmental harm to open up spaces of green subjectivity (see Tsing, 1999;Agrawal, 2005;Escobar, 2008;Kaijser, 2014). These spaces are diverse and shift across contexts and over time, as people mobilize whatever resources and motivations they can access at the moment.…”
Section: Situating the Discourse On Ecological Citizenshipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this paper we examine Run for Your Life (hereafter RFYL) as a political event that combined elements of art and activism to mobilize citizen engagement with climate change through personal stories, physical movement and suggestive mass communication. This "artivist" intervention (Aladro-Vico et al, 2018) was situated in a growing climate art scene that has played with affective and participatory strategies to activate the viewer's environmental awareness by way of embodied sensory experience (Davis and Turpin, 2015;Hornby, 2017;Motion, 2019). By placing the participating subjects' active interventions at the center of the work's meaning, RFYL turned into an experimental site where multiple expressions of climate concern and subjectivity were brought to the fore.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%