Ecologia da forma abstrata no Brasil

Siqueira, Vera Beatriz

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“…Uma pauta única e convergente em prol da esse diálogo, a partir da perspectiva do Sul Global, que compõe o cinturão tropical e subtropical" 2 . Assim, como já fizemos antes (Rosauro, 2018;Bernal, 2018;Volpi, 2018;Siqueira, 2021;Alencar, 2021;Sobrinho, 2022;Vergara, 2022), nesta edição trazemos discussões que se associam às problemáticas dessa nova classe ecológica que se impõe e que encontra nos artistas e em outros agentes do sistema de arte tanto aliados quanto adversários.…”

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Oliveira

Malta²,

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2023

MODOS: Rev. Hist. Arte

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A presente edição da Revista MODOS: Revista de História da Arte conta com dezesseis textos inéditos. Destacamos os artigos do dossiê "Repensando as Conexões de Arte e Ecologia", proposto pelas pesquisadoras Camila Maroja e Vera Beatriz Siqueira, que vêm adensar a discussão e o debate sobre a noção de ecologia na América Latina, cujas reverberações estão associadas ao colonialismo e ao pensamento colonial dele derivado.

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Oliveira

Malta²,

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2023

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Walking on Geodiversity: the Artistic Stone-Paved Sidewalks of Lisbon (Portugal) and Their Heritage Value

Silva

Pereira

2022

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Sidewalks are not a trivial topic. They are a fundamental element of streets, the main public spaces in urban environments. In modern cities, paving materials are mostly artificial. In Portugal, stone-paved sidewalks are still prevalent and quite characteristic. Walking down a street, you do not need to lift your eyes off the ground to know you are in Portugal. In nineteenth-century Lisbon, a new type of pavement was introduced, the calçada portuguesa , the Portuguese artistic pavement mainly made with white and black limestone or basalt. This pavement is examined herein. More than simply highlighting its geological components, the different meanings and values of the calçada will be discussed from a semiotic perspective. It will also be debated how this geocultural heritage asset became key in shaping the city’s image. How it boosted Lisbon’s memorability, thus generating a strong sense of place among its inhabitants. So much so that these days the calçada patterns are everywhere, from table ware to post stamps, and even on socks. And yet, the long-term survival of the artistic pavement may be in peril. To ensure its preservation, the calçada portuguesa was recently included in the Portuguese Cultural Heritage list, a crucial step towards UNESCO world heritage status. However, in the document ratifying its newly attained status, the geological component of the pavement is mostly neglected. To maximize the conservation effort, the many meanings and heritage values of the calçada , namely the geological ones, should be actively involved, this work hopefully contributing to this end.

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Ecologia da forma abstrata no Brasil

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Walking on Geodiversity: the Artistic Stone-Paved Sidewalks of Lisbon (Portugal) and Their Heritage Value

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