Gestiones autónomas de arte contemporáneo en Lima (2016 – 2022): estrategias de participación ciudadana
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2023
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Universidad Antonio Ruiz de Montoya
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La presente investigación cualitativa analiza la repercusión de las gestiones autónomas de arte contemporáneo, un sistema de trabajo alterno a la escena hegemónica del arte (Mellado, 2015), en el ejercicio de participación ciudadana, bajo la perspectiva de: ciudadanía sustantiva (Wittger, 2017) y participación autónoma (Ziccardi, 1998). El estudio de este fenómeno particular de organización del trabajo en arte se centra en la escena local de Lima durante el periodo 2016 al 2022, marcado por la contracción económica derivada de la crisis política (Sharkey, 2018) y las medidas de contingencia frente a la crisis sanitaria por el COVID-19. Dicho eso, se busca responder a tres objetivos 1) Analizar los factores que influyeron en el aumento del número de gestiones autónomas de arte contemporáneo en la escena local Lima desde 2016 hasta el 2022; 2) Identificar qué tipo de iniciativas desarrolladas por las gestiones autónomas de arte contemporáneo han sido más pertinentes para el desarrollo de participación ciudadana y cuales no han contribuido en este proceso; 3) Conocer los significados que les trabajadores del arte de las gestiones autónomas de arte contemporáneo tienen sobre la participación ciudadana.
The present qualitative research analyzes the impact of autonomous contemporary art managements, an alternative work system to the hegemonic art scene (Mellado, 2015), in the exercise of citizen participation, under the perspective of: substantive citizenship (Wittger, 2017) and autonomous participation (Ziccardi, 1998). The study of this particular phenomenon of organization of work in art focuses on the local scene of Lima during the period 2016 to 2022, marked by the economic contraction derived from the political crisis (Sharkey, 2018) and the contingency measures in the face of the health crisis due to COVID-19. That said, we seek to respond to three objectives 1) To analyze the factors that influenced the increase in the number of autonomous contemporary art managements in the local Lima scene from 2016 to 2022; 2) To identify what type of initiatives developed by autonomous contemporary art managements have been more relevant to the development of citizen participation and which have not contributed to this process; 3) To know the meanings that art workers of autonomous contemporary art managements have about citizen participation.
The present qualitative research analyzes the impact of autonomous contemporary art managements, an alternative work system to the hegemonic art scene (Mellado, 2015), in the exercise of citizen participation, under the perspective of: substantive citizenship (Wittger, 2017) and autonomous participation (Ziccardi, 1998). The study of this particular phenomenon of organization of work in art focuses on the local scene of Lima during the period 2016 to 2022, marked by the economic contraction derived from the political crisis (Sharkey, 2018) and the contingency measures in the face of the health crisis due to COVID-19. That said, we seek to respond to three objectives 1) To analyze the factors that influenced the increase in the number of autonomous contemporary art managements in the local Lima scene from 2016 to 2022; 2) To identify what type of initiatives developed by autonomous contemporary art managements have been more relevant to the development of citizen participation and which have not contributed to this process; 3) To know the meanings that art workers of autonomous contemporary art managements have about citizen participation.
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Gestión autónoma, Arte contemporáneo, Participación ciudadana, Pandemia de COVID-19, 2020, Lima (Perú : Departamento)
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Herrera, M. (2023). Gestiones autónomas de arte contemporáneo en Lima (2016 – 2022): estrategias de participación ciudadana [Tesis de maestría, Universidad Antonio Ruiz de Montoya]. Repositorio Institucional UARM. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12833/2579