2012
DOI: 10.3917/soart.019.0075
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Être artiste à Belleville : un détournement « urbain » des règles de l'art ?

Abstract: Résumé Être artiste à Belleville recouvre une multitude de situations sociales, allant du peintre amateur investi dans les collectifs d’artistes, au sculpteur professionnel reconnu par les institutions artistiques, en passant par le photographe méconnu du monde de l’art et engagé dans le quartier. En dépit de cette diversité, les créateurs bellevillois sont souvent dépeints sous les traits d’un même personnage : un plasticien dont l’identité et le statut sont définis à travers son appartenance aux collectifs a… Show more

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“…Finally, the linkage of the loose coupling with an artistic infrastructure is described as an evolutionary universal that can integrate emerging and existing activities that would otherwise remain divided. Such a setting seems to evolve easily in larger metropolitan areas (Gravereau, 2012). 60 The overcoming of the second barrier, which can largely be seen as an urban-symbolic transformation of the area into an art district, seems only to occur in a few places.…”
Section: Belgeo 3 | 2014mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, the linkage of the loose coupling with an artistic infrastructure is described as an evolutionary universal that can integrate emerging and existing activities that would otherwise remain divided. Such a setting seems to evolve easily in larger metropolitan areas (Gravereau, 2012). 60 The overcoming of the second barrier, which can largely be seen as an urban-symbolic transformation of the area into an art district, seems only to occur in a few places.…”
Section: Belgeo 3 | 2014mentioning
confidence: 99%