At ARTE!Brasileiros artistic production is permeated by the encounter of countless variables that comprise the contemporary subject. Social, economic, cultural and psychological conditions of the individual determine ethical and aesthetic choices. It is for this reason that, throughout human history, art works as a mirror capable of returning an image of itself and what we see in it. An image capable of creating an accumulation of questions for the subject who observes it. An image that disturbs us in some way. The return of the work's image, which is almost a kaleidoscope, is capable of provoking questions and emotions, which are unique to each observer. In this sense, the most important thing when we come into contact with the work of art is not just the encyclopedic knowledge that we can obtain about it, but the “experience with it”.
Tomie Ohtake Untitled, 2014 Acrylic on canvas 150 x 250 cm
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Tomie Ohtake Museum - Sao Paulo, Brazil
JUNE 2018 - CHOSEN TEXTS
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our project
The most important thing when we come into contact with the work of art is not just the encyclopedic knowledge that we can obtain about it, but the “experience with it”.
In this sense, ARTE!Brasileiros proposes to join the initiative of Museums and Cultural Institutions, adding to the efforts of the respective educational institutions.
For this, it will encourage, in partnership with coordinators and teachers from public and private schools, visits by high school students to properly programmed exhibitions that, after the activity, will have the possibility to develop a unique text, from their vision and experience and send it to our newsroom, where, monthly, our experts will choose the three best texts by school. The chosen texts will be published and disseminated in this space and on the networks through intagran/face/portal, artebrasileiros and paginaB.com.br and through the websites of participating museums or institutions and schools.
The initiative seeks to systematize the experience, in addition to creating an inevitable network of dissemination on the importance of art as a pivot for the development of the subject and its role in education.
Tomie Ohtake Institute
Since 2002, Instituto Tomie Ohtake's Center for Culture and Participation has been carrying out an intense program that promotes the learning and experimentation of art and culture by audiences of all ages and social profiles. In the planning of the institution's educational actions, we seek to bring the design of exhibition programs closer to art education. Fulfilling the role of cultural diffuser, the Institute has been training public school teachers in art education, with the aim of providing tools for their professional and educational activities.
The partnership with the project ARTE!SCHOOL consists of offering mediated visits to groups of students and teachers from participating schools.
The mediated visits last up to 2 hours and the action also includes the performance of a practical and/or poetic activity. The studio, or practical activity, aims to reflect and learn about art from praxis. It is an activity designed based on the exhibition visited, with the development of a specific studio for each show, which can use the most different types of materials, techniques and artistic languages.
The educational program serves an average of 30 people a year and seeks to expand the forms of connection between people and the fields of art and culture and create democratic spaces for meeting and social transformation.
Participation Methodology
REGISTRATION FOR SCHOOLS WISHING TO PARTICIPATE
The project is the result of a partnership between the magazine ARTE!Brasileiros and the Instituto Tomie Ohtake to promote the interaction of young students with art and writing.
When filling out the form, please review the responses before submitting them. For more questions, write to redaction@paginab.com.br
After registration is completed, the ARTE!EscolA will contact the person in charge to schedule an interview.