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Joshua Decter - The History of Art on Social Media

Joshua Decter - A História da Arte nas Redes Sociais

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Wednesday 14 October · 18:00

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Pavilhão Julião Sarmento Lisbon

A series of three lectures by Joshua Decter, in partnership with AIR 351, proposing a revisionist history of contemporary art through its recontextualisation on social media. The event will be conducted in English.

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Brief Introduction “What do we want from art – and what does art want from us?” A series of 3 conferences by Joshua Decter in partnership with AIR 351 The History of Art on Social Media (The Work of Art in the Age of Social Mediation) How can we imagine a revisionist history of contemporary art that takes into account the way art has been recontextualised, and also decontextualised, on social media? I will propose that it is possible, if not necessary, to develop a revisionist reading that analyses how art has been transformed by the circuits of these platforms. Supplementary Notes The event will be conducted in English. Prices Individual ticket 5,00€ Discounts: 2,5€ (50%) 13–25 years old (not residing in the municipality of Lisbon); Cultural Corridor: higher education students up to 25 years old 3,5€ (30%) People with specific characteristics (60% disability); Cultural professionals 4€ (20%) 65+ years old inclusive (not residing in Lisbon); Cultural Corridor: higher education students aged 26+ inclusive; CML employees (+1 companion) *Exempt from VAT under article 9. Free admission: Companions of people with specific characteristics (60% disability) / Professionals currently working: teachers, researchers, journalists, tourism professionals registered in RNAAT / Lisboa Card, Adults / Members of APOM, ICOM, ICOMOS, AICA / Veterans / Residents of Lisbon: Passe Cultura: up to 23 years old, 65+ years inclusive, unemployed people, Sundays and holidays from 11am to 2pm / EGEAC employees (+1 companion) For more information, please contact the Pavilhão Julião Sarmento box office (+351) 218383350 or the website: https://pavilhaojuliaosarmento.pt/index.html

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Breve Introdução «O que queremos da arte - E o que é que a arte quer de nós?» Uma série de 3 conferências de autoria de Joshua Decter em parceria com AIR 351 A História da Arte nas Redes Sociais (A Obra de Arte na Era da Mediação Social) Como imaginar uma história revisionista da arte contemporânea que tenha em conta a forma como a arte tem sido recontextualizada , e também descontextualizada , nas redes sociais? Proporei que é possível, se não mesmo necessário, desenvolver uma leitura revisionista que analise o modo como a arte tem sido transformada pelos circuitos destas plataformas. Notas Suplementares O evento será conduzido em língua inglesa. Preços Bilhete individual 5,00€ Descontos: 2,5€ (50%) 13, 25 anos (não residentes no concelho de Lisboa); Corredor Cultural: estudantes do ensino superior até aos 25 anos 3,5€ (30%) Pessoas com características específicas (60% incap.); Profissionais da área da cultura 4€ (20%) +65 anos inclusive (não residentes em Lisboa); Corredor Cultural: estudantes do ensino superior +26 anos inclusive; Funcionários CML (+1 acompanhante) *Isento de IVA ao abrigo do art.º 9.º Entrada Gratuita: Acompanhantes de pessoa com características específicas (60% incap.) / Profissionais em exercício de funções: professores, investigadores, jornalistas, profissionais de turismo registados no RNAAT / Lisboa Card , Adultos / Membros APOM, ICOM, ICOMOS, AICA / Antigos Combatentes / Residentes em Lisboa: Passe Cultura: até aos 23 anos, +65 anos inclusive, pessoas em situação de desemprego, domingos e feriados das 11h às 14h / Funcionários EGEAC (+1 acompanhante) Para mais informações, por favor contactar a bilheteira do Pavilhão Julião Sarmento (+351) 218383350 ou o website: https://pavilhaojuliaosarmento.pt/index.html

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