Configurando Melbourne desde el street artestrategias en la negociación de espacios públicos

  1. Ana María Liñero Reglero
  2. Elizabeth Pérez Izaguirre
Journal:
Ausart aldizkaria: arte ikerkuntzarako aldizkaria = journal for research in art = revista para la investigación en arte

ISSN: 2340-8510,  2340-9134

Year of publication: 2014

Issue Title: Arte, esfera pública y política

Volume: 2

Issue: 2

Pages: 140-149

Type: Article

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Abstract

This article proposes to study the relationship between politics of negotiation and “public space” in the case of street art in Melbourne. This art, far from being developed by conventional institutional channels, is originated and uses public space as support. This provokes that every city and citizen position towards this kind of art with their own views and rules. This has as a consequence, a multiple understanding of “public space”. The general analysis of this kind of art will be localized in the particular patterns of Melbourne, from the perspective of philosophy of culture. This will range from the political planning adopted by authorities, to the new development of conceptions of “public space”; that usually ranges from legality to illegality.

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