Archive and time in contemporary artistic production
a journey through six works
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https://doi.org/10.33871/sensorium.2024.11.8521Abstract
This text proposes to reflect on ways of appropriating the archive based on six artistic works. It starts with a theoretical discussion about archive and temporality through the authors Derrida, Koselleck and Samain and montage as Warburg's method to go through and present the works “Bibliotheca” (1992-2002) by Rosângela Rennó, “88 from 14.000” (2005) by Alice Miceli, “Aberto pela Aduana” (2019) and “Boa Aparência” (2000) by Eustáquio Neves and Baby in belly (2020) and Woman with a book, (2020) by Frida Orupabo and friction with the concepts about archive and time presented, in order to understand the ways of resignification and how the use of archives constitutes each work.
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