Art(i)culation The construction of active past-present narratives from the artistic practice and its interdisciplinarity

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Published 2018-07-13
Onintza Etxebeste Liras

Abstract

This text, based on different active and transversal methodologies, focuses on the possibilities the artistic field offers to the constitutive process of the heritage, by construction and reconstruction, and looking for alternative sensitive and viable narrative perspectives. For this purpose, it is proposed a modification of the concept from patrimonialization to articulation as a way to approach the past, considering this as a network of multiple and active relationships. The past-present articulation, the nature of the installation and its performativity are appreciated, from the artistic methodology, as a resource for the 'active' and social construction of heritage, cultural identity, and its contemporary 'sustainability'.

How to Cite

Etxebeste Liras, Onintza. 2018. “Art(i)culation: The Construction of Active past-Present Narratives from the Artistic Practice and Its Interdisciplinarity”. AusArt 6 (1). https://doi.org/10.1387/ausart.19391.
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