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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.93.2023.tde-22052023-105135
Document
Author
Full name
Mélodi Dall'Agnese Perin Franquine Ferrari
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2023
Supervisor
Committee
Goncalves, Lisbeth Ruth Rebollo (President)
Fialho, Ana Letícia do Nascimento
Garcia, Maria Amelia Bulhoes
Marques, Jane Aparecida
Title in Portuguese
As feiras de arte impressa no Brasil
Keywords in Portuguese
Arte contemporânea
Arte impressa
Feira de arte impressa
Mercado de arte
Sociologia da arte
Abstract in Portuguese
O fenômeno recente do surgimento de feiras de arte impressa, em especial após a 2009, no Brasil e em outros países ocidentais, criou um mercado de arte que possui características diferentes do mercado da arte contemporânea composto por galerias, feiras e leilões. A arte impressa possui características próprias: é uma mídia reproduzível, de menor custo e com características de exibição próprias, principalmente quando se trata de publicações de artistas. Assim, este trabalho busca identificar as posições dos agentes e instituições que atuam nos processos de legitimação dentro do mundo das artes impressas, nomenclatura que desenvolvo com base no conceito de mundo da arte desenvolvido por Becker (2010), sendo, portanto, uma análise a partir da abordagem da sociologia da arte. Para isso, foi realizada uma pesquisa quantitativa sobre o setor, levantando dados para o mapeamento da arte impressa no Brasil e pesquisa qualitativa através do levantamento bibliográfico sobre o tema e entrevistas com agente do setor: Nara Milioli, da Observatório Móvel; Ricardo Rodrigues, do selo Experimentos Impressos; e, Cecilia Arbolave e João Varella, idealizadores da Feira Miolo(s), Banca Tatuí e Editora Lote 42.
Title in English
Printed art fairs in Brazil
Keywords in English
Art market
Contemporary art
Graphic arts
Printed art fair
Sociology of art
Abstract in English
The recent phenomenon of the emergence of printed art fairs, especially after the 2010s, in Brazil and in other western countries, created an art market that has different characteristics from the contemporary art market composed of galleries, fairs and auctions. Printed art has its own characteristics: it is a reproducible, lower-cost medium with its own exhibition characteristics, especially when it comes to artist publications. Thus, this work seeks to identify the positions of the agents and institutions that act in the legitimation processes within the world of printed arts, a nomenclature that I develop based on the concept of the art world developed by Becker (2010), being, therefore, an analysis to from the approach of the sociology of art. For this, a quantitative research was carried out on the sector, raising data for the mapping of printed art in Brazil and qualitative research through the bibliographic survey on the subject and interviews with an agent of the sector: Nara Milioli, from Observatório Móvel; Ricardo Rodrigues, from the Experimentos Impressos label; and Cecilia Arbolave and João Varella, founders of Feira Miolo(s), Banca Tatuí and Editora Lote 42.
 
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Publishing Date
2023-05-22
 
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