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Kim, Sunga. "Le retournement du regard : le spectateur regardé dans les oeuvres théâtrales contemporaines depuis les années 2000". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 8, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020PA080067.
The thesis focuses on the study of a phenomenon of the reversal of the spectator's attention towards himself, as observed in contemporary works with strong theatricality and called the "gaze's turnaround". Occurring punctually or spanning throughout work as a conceptual principle, the gaze's turnaround questions the hierarchy of theatrical presence and the issues of responsibility related to the gaze induced by the spectator's function. This phenomenon, transversal and impregnating many contemporary artistic practices, can be understood both as a link between heterogeneous and often transdisciplinary modes of expression, whose generic classification is becoming increasingly difficult, but also as a dramatic tool for introducing into works one of the subjects that seems to be recurrent in them today: the spectator himself. The study will be composed of three movements designed for a progressive and chronological approach to the whole phenomenon. First, a contextual analysis, then a definition of the reversal, passing through a theoretical point on the gaze, a categorization of the different triggers of the reversal and the analysis of examples from contemporary artistic practices (Castellucci, Bernat, Rimini Protokoll, Jatahy, etc.), and finally a projection of the hypothetical consequences of the reversal, on theatrical creations, the figure of the spectator and the very nature of the theater. This thesis is therefore intended to be both an overview of the spectator function at the beginning of the 21st century, but also an analysis of the ways in which the theater addresses the spectator and takes into account the problems of his time
Coavoux, Samuel. "Sociologie de l'expérience esthétique. Contextes et dispositions dans les réceptions muséales d'un tableau de maître". Thesis, Lyon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LYSEN009.
Drawing on an ethnographic study of the receptions of a Nicolas Poussin's painting curated at the Fine Arts Museum in Lyon, France, this dissertation analyses the position of museum visiting in the leisure repertoire of the middle and upper-middle classes. Three main data sources are used: about 50 days of observation of the activities of museum visitors, 45 reception interviews carried out inside the museum, and 18 biographical interviews on visiting habits with occasionnal or regular museum visitors. The dissertation sheds light on the central role of the artwork's status in their orientation and the distribution of their attention. This practical use of cultural legitimacy leads to a paradox: the painting is considered a masterpiece, but it has little aesthetic appeal. A lexicometric analysis of a corpus of newspapers articles confirms that this perspective may be extended to professional audiences, such as journalists. The unease this contradiction provokes in the audience is a reminder of the centrality of statutory artistic skill. The dissertation then analyses how mediation devices are used to fill this gap. The disconnection between the use of devices and the contemplation of the painting might be interpreted as the sign of how important the authorized, institutional discourse on the artwork is for visitors with low to average levels of specific resources. Finally, an analysis of visitors' biographies demonstrates that a normative injunction to visit greatly weights in visitors' practices, but that visits mostly occurs when they are embedded into leisure routines
Bessette, Anne. "Du vandalisme d’œuvres d’art. Enjeux et réceptions. Destructions, dégradations et interventions dans les musées en Europe et en Amérique du Nord depuis 1970". Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCA120.
Willful degradation or destruction of symbolic goods is omnipresent in Human history. Most of the times, works were damaged because they embodied deities, symbols of power, spiritual or social constructs. With the advent of museums and the transformation of the status of the works they preserve, this phenomenon shaped into new forms.Deliberate attacks on the integrity of works of art, when they occur in museums, carry specific issues that this thesis aims to analyze. Today, they are generally referred to as vandalism, which conveys representations that are to be questioned. This research, based on the analysis of a body of cases of vandalism perpetrated between 1970 and 2014 on works exhibited in art museums in Europe and North America, focuses, from a sociological perspective, on examining the causes of these acts as well as the various reactions they generate. The confrontation of discourses and points of view gathered during interviews with various actors concerned by this topic reveals diverse dispositions towards works of art. The analysis of the social reception of these actions constitutes a privileged approach to specific processes of disqualification, including some within the artistic field. Parts of these gestures are meant to initiate an artistic dialogue or even to create; therefore, they will be looked upon with particular attention as they can highlight some of the mechanisms of the artistic scene
Ortega, Orozco Adriana. "Les expositions d’art mexicain dans l’espace transnational : circulations, médiations et réceptions (1938 – 1952 – 2000)". Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCA024.
Located in the intersection of the fields of History of Exhibitions and History of International Cultural Relations, this thesis studies the construction of a particular image of the Mexican nation abroad through the medium of art, and the ways in which this image was perceived by diverse audiences in different countries. The thesis analyzes the circulation, mediation and reception of Mexican art in a transnational context for the first major traveling exhibition of Mexican art in Europe.Between 1952 and 1953, the exhibition Art mexicain du précolombien à nos jours (Mexican art from pre-Columbian times to the present day) was successively presented in Paris, Stockholm, London and Mexico City. This cultural event draws upon a long prehistory that dates back to the 1920s. After several failed attempts, the idea of presenting an exhibition of Mexican art in Europe reemerges in the postwar period driven by the Mexican government and a constellation of European state and non-state actors, leading up to the opening of the exhibition in Paris on May 20, 1952.The thesis studies the stakes that various promoters had in the exhibition as well as the ways in which its curatorial discourse crystallized a nationalist rhetoric that stresses the continuity of the mexican artistic genius through the ages. It further investigates the different receptions and interactions within the Euro-American space by analyzing the various representations of Mexico articulated by the European publics; conversely, it examines the ways in which Mexican society resignifies the European reactions vis-à-vis Mexican art and adapts them to the local context. Moreover, this work scrutinizes the approvals and rejections expressed by the Mexican public with regard to the particular image of lo mexicano promoted by the state. The thesis demonstrates how this exhibition became a model for the display of Mexican art abroad, reappearing several times in various declensions over the following decades as a trademark of Mexican cultural diplomacy
Pinto, Maria Helena. "Devenir(s) contemporains : émergence et évolution de la figure du danseur contemporain mozambicain d'après les trajets, les discours, les œuvres et leur réception localement et à l'étranger". Paris 8, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA084158.
A contemporary Mozambican dance movement expresses itself since 1995. Through a creative choreography it explores the distancing from traditional dances and performances of the past models. We study the emergence and evolution of the figure of the contemporary dancer. A field of fifteen dancers were chosen for the heterogeneity of their course, the diversity of body, of thoughts, of gestural material and their involvement in the contemporary Mozambican dance factory. The first part, 'being dancer' focuses on Augusto Cuvilas, Virgilio Sitole and Pelina Sitoe. The second part, 'being contemporary,' addresses the singular figure of the contemporary Mozambican female dancer: how do these artists construct and assert themselves in the local context? The creative process for the piece 'Um solo para cinco' by Augusto Cuvilas is parsed as a laboratory from which emerges a contemporaneity. The nakedness of the Mozambican woman treated in this piece, creates other contemporaneity meanings and new ways of being contemporary. The third part, 'being artist,' defines several individual artistic identities according to their relation to the abroad and to the local. In the context of a strongly Eurocentric look at art from Africa, performances of the “Danse l’Afrique Danse” meeting illustrates the problem of choreographic markets. The processes of ‘becoming’ contemporary dancers, artists, bring face to face values, representations of art and dance of North and South. Mozambican artists transform the local choreographic art in an attitude of resistance and create a space of debate on societal issues
Caliandro, Stéfania. "Le métavisuel dans l'art". Paris, EHESS, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999EHES0096.
Laborde, Cécile. "L'effet pornographique : sémiostylistique pour une réception physiologique de l'art (verbal)". Thesis, Paris 4, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA040220.
The main idea of this thesis is not only that literature and sexuality are related, but also that the sexualization of art, during the writing and the reading as well, is not restricted to specific literary genres (sentimental, erotic, or pornographic). The sexualization, always uncertain, is both due to the strength of style and to the readers’ sensitivity. The theory of reception we intend to elaborate is based on the idea that there is neither high art nor low art. Art is an effect caused by the encounter of a work and a public. Art is nothing but sensation. Art can recreate some reality by means of invoking sensations.The effect of art reaches its paroxysm when it becomes pornographic.This pornographic effect is derived from literary texts whose style attracts, seduces, captivates and ravishes readers, by revealing the most deep and the most secret intimacy of humans : their sex. We intend to see where, when and how this effect may happen. First, we’ll try to define what we mean by “pornographic style”, in other words what in style manages to create a pornographic effect on readers. Then, we'll attempt to bring to light the many phenomena it induced. However, even if the pornographic effect is the main purpose of art, it has to remain an horizon. Therefore, we'll have to consider the limits and risks of all pornography
Riado, Benjamin. ""Parergon" : une herméneutique documentaire dans l'art contemporain : le cas du Land Art". Paris 1, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA010518.
Kim, Sang-Sook. ""In transit" : la place vide de l'installation appréhendée de visu dans son contexte". Paris 1, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997PA010669.
The empty place is an aesthetic of the returning. The work is there called in question by its very environment. The empty place implies an aesthetic of the returning, which could have, as its metaphorthe ball game where the ball is thrown to and received back. This aesthetic of reciprocity intervenes after the work has bieng received by the spectator and forms the very relationship in the exbition of the work. This aesthetic of the returning reflects the characteristis of the empty place in three dierent ways: first of all, the aesthetic of the returning proposes a relation between the object and the architectural space as far as this space is linked in its source to a representation. It is the topic of the investigations of andre bazin under the name of "doing a turn" between the spectator and the object shown. Secondly, the aesthetic of the returning of the empty place expresses it self in the shifting of the critical function. In the aesthetic of the returning the eyes no longer cling to a centre but to the parergon, we are referred there fore our ability to express an aesthetic judgment. Thirdly, the aesthetic of the returning of the empty place implies a altural conflict. By very meeting of and in the empty place, this "presence-place", we may think afresh about the essence of the cultural consensus. The empty place, being the space where all the posibilities in the realm of communication can be composed- a composition that is actualized by the spectator-so produces a philosophical discourse, which ends in describing the empty place itself
Daengklom, Sayan. "Érotique et réception de la peinture dans les salons de Diderot". Paris, EHESS, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000EHES0118.
Guertin, Émilie. "Images, art et Holocauste : réception et statut des images clandestines réalisées en milieux concentrationnaires 1945-2003". Thesis, Université Laval, 2006. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2006/24022/24022.pdf.
Dalant, Moira. "Théâtralité aux limites, ou qu'est-ce-que le sublime moderne : la mort et la merde dans le théâtre et l'art contemporain". Thesis, Paris 4, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA040029.
The aesthetics of extreme in contemporary art and theatre are the topic of this essay. Trying to determine what the signs and significations of such objects – dealing with the limits (extreme) of beauty, the codes of art and human creations – are. Three artists are interesting for this study: the British playwright Sarah Kane, the Italian stage director Romeo Castellucci, and the American company The Wooster Group: three way of creating theatre which deals with the aesthetics of extreme. From there, we’ll try to define what is the feeling/idea of Sublime in Modern times and creations. This works interrogates the relation to art (production to reception), the eye of the receptor and the “experience” of art received as a test (or ordeal)
Sotropa, Adriana. "La tentation symboliste dans l'art en Roumanie, de la fin du XIXe siècle à l'entre-deux guerres : promoteurs, formes, réception". Paris 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA010567.
Girel, Sylvia. "La réception des arts visuels contemporains dans les années 90 : les lieux de diffusion de l'art à Marseille et leurs publics". Paris, EHESS, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000EHES0084.
Herrmann, Simone. "Harry comte de Kessler (1868-1937) et la France : études sur la réception de l'art français dans l'Allemagne de Guillaume II". Paris 1, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002PA010552.
Brock, Maurice. "Le secret de la peinture ou la postérité de Parrhasios : recherches sur l'art italien du Moyen-Age tardif et de la Renaissance". Paris, EHESS, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996EHES0010.
Lupas, Maria Cristina. "L'art dans les journaux intimes de M. Eliade, E. Ionesco, M. Sebastian et N. Steinhardt, 1927-1987". Thesis, Aix-Marseille 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011AIX10067.
Reflections about the nature and powers of art pervade the diaries of Mircea Eliade, Eugène Ionesco, Mihail Sebastian, and Nicolae Steinhardt. These reflections stem from the literary debates in fashion in Greater Romania in which all four authors took part. Their practice of diary keeping also goes back to this period. It especially characterized a group of young intellectuals launched by Eliade called the ‘Young Generation.’ The diary genre lends itself well to a type of study H. R. Jauss has called ‘reception.’ The receptions of art in the four diaries illustrate three powers of art. Art has a formative power: it teaches by opening the receiver to the world proposed by the work of art. Art also has a nationalistic power: as an instrument of national-identity building for the new Romanian nation-state, art did not escape the danger of politicization characteristic of so-called ‘minor literatures,’ a term this dissertation discusses, and the Romanian state practiced nationalist policies with regards to the arts. Lastly, art has a therapeutic power: it can help in coming to terms with painful experiences like that of the Romanian nationalist catastrophe by indirect and more attractive means. The text of the four diaries is here established from fragments published in Romanian and in French publications. The diaries reveal four lives that crossed paths and that shed light on each other and especially on the difficult re-readings of the Romanian past. Ionesco’s diary in particular emerges as an example of a therapy by art and of what Paul Ricœur has called a ‘work of memory,’ about his personal history, that of his generation and of twentieth-century Europe
Heyraud, Hélène. "Revoir le symbolisme pictural : le cas de Gustave Moreau : thème du féminin, style, réception critique". Thesis, Rennes 2, 2022. https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-03685520.
Symbolism is generally seen as a literary movement, unified by the theme of the feminine. However, painting occupies an important place in the symbolism construction and the theme of the feminine cannot be the only way to question this movement. This thesis proposes to question the dominant assumptions about this movement: the anteriority of literary symbolism over pictorial symbolism, the importance of the feminine theme in painting, the lack or even the absence of stylistic studies. The Symbolist corpus being vast, the painter Gustave Moreau is raised as an archetype of pictorial symbolism and is posed as the privileged case of this study. The thematic, stylistic, and quantitative studies of Gustave Moreau’s pictorial works allow to immediately qualify this supposed anteriority of literature, by showing that pictorial productions historically precede literary productions by three decades. From this singular corpus of paintings, the theme of the feminine is thus re-examined: is this theme dominant in Gustave Moreau's production? Once again, the idea according to which theme of the feminine founded Symbolism is challenged by the quantitative studies made on this corpus. If the theme of the feminine no longer appears fundamental, then the question of style arises. The stylistic study of Gustave Moreau’s work shows an innovative and singular painter, who will nevertheless be erased - like artworks in general - in the critical historiography of the movement. The analysis of the critical reception and historiography of Symbolism thus shows how artists, artworks and stylistics have been marginalized in favor of literary, poetic, and philosophical thought of Symbolism
Bost, Sébastien. "Barbara : la morsure et la caresse - une esthétique de la déchirure". Thesis, Tours, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019TOUR2008.
This thesis explores the unique artistic process of the singer Barbara. To that end, it studies the recurring themes of her repertoire, her writing, composition and interpretation principles, her stage persona, her connection to the public, and her idea of the profession of "singing woman". Identity, writing, and vocal and stage performance : all these creative fields are linked in Barbara's work, and the aim is to show that their consistency is based on the "wrench" concept. The word refers to a suffering written into the memory of whoever feels it, still active, even if the event that caused it is old ; a wound not healed, alleviated by writing and singing. Is it necessary to recall that the French word, "déchirure", cames from Old French "escire" which means "tear to pieces", and that, in both French and English languages, "piece" also means "musical composition" ? In this respect, the ordeals Barbara experienced during her youth fed her inspiration. But, when we study how she expresses them, we realize that her wrenches are as much a source of inspiration as a set of structural, aesthetic and ethical principles which shape her work and determine the public's reception. In this regard, singing seems to be less a way to relieve her pain than a way to include them in her art and to convert them in fruitful strengths. This thesis analyses the issues and the conditions of that conversion to better understand the creation and perception processes of an artist rightly seen as a major figure of French popular music
Buclon, Romain. "Napoléon et Milan : mise en scène, réception et délégation du pouvoir napoléonien (1796-1814)". Thesis, Grenoble, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014GRENH006/document.
This thesis focuses on the political and cultural links between Napoleon and Milan from 1796 to 1814. The author pays particular attention to changes in production, reception and delegation of power from general Bonaparte to Napoleon Ist, King of Italy
Li, Jialin. "Entre symbolique et imaginaire : étude comparée de deux symboles nationaux, le dragon chinois et le coq français, origine, élaboration, utilisation et réception de 1500 à l'époque contemporaine". Thesis, Lyon, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019LYSE3021.
The dragon is the national symbol of China and the rooster is of France. The dragon is an imagined animal; the rooster is a real. They are different from other symbols such as Germanic eagle who evokes strength and authority at the first sight. Why the dragon and the rooster could have been served as a country’s symbol: what characteristics do they have? what conditions have they fulfilled in the history to win this place? We try to answer the questions with three parts. The part I studies the two symbols’ presence in daily life. We find that a frequent presence produces a familiarity that allows all social communities to identify the appearance. The part II is on the iconography and aesthetics. The morphological evolutions of the two symbols reveal that their image combines the human and the animal. We discover that the two symbols present common schemas: strength, privilege, power, etc. Nevertheless, their image is obtained in a different way. The frontal dragon is in connection with the emperor, the rooster with an image of knight and hero. The part III focuses on the literature, discusses the nomination and the role. The study on the nomination reveals that the two animals’ name and appellation confirm the identified schemas of leader, emperor and elite, which allow the literary character, dragon or rooster, to manifest their authority of emperor (king), civilizing hero or mythical ancestor. These similarities bring their image closer to the national symbol. Besides the homogeneous aspects, we find a heterogeneity in the construction of the two symbols’ image on the ideal personality of the two countries: the emperor for the Chinese and the hero for the Frenchmen
Pouy-Engler, Léonard. "Luctor et Emergo. Développement et réception de la scène de corps de garde dans l’art néerlandais du XVIIe siècle". Thesis, Paris 4, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA040073.
Amid a climate of overall reformation, which encompassed the whole of Dutch society, a group of ambitious young artists from Amsterdam developed a new kind of compositions during the first half of the XVIIth century. These painters were mostly known in the Netherlands for their depictions of relaxing soldiers in dark interiors. Those works were quickly given the label cortegaerd by art experts and theorists from the time, a term that derives from the French military term corps de garde, or guardroom. While initially referring to the brutal actualities of the Eighty Years War (1568-1648) in their art, these artists seem to have quickly moved away from the image of the pillaging mercenary towards a radically different iconography. Indeed, the Dutch soldier rapidly started to leave behind its sad rags for the luxurious attire of the enlightened officer and amateur. Mirroring this painted transformation of the officer into the art lover, painters similarly created visual parity between themselves, as masters reigning over their workshop. Beginning in the 1630s, this twofold transformation testifies to the existence of an intensity of ambition. If a war of art really did take place in Holland during the first half of the XVIIth century, it was therefore a war of conquest of new markets and social statuses by young artists who saw themselves as members of a modern painting corps. This desire for artistic legitimacy was launched by an emerging class of painters who were not only eager to establish their independence from a dominant form of painting, but also become the standard-bearers for a new theoretical discourse
Platevoet, Marion. "Médée en échos dans les arts : La réception d’une figure antique, entre tragique et merveilleux, en France et en Italie (1430-1715)". Thesis, Paris 4, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA040166.
The exceptional scope provided by the myth of Medea, which spans from the Conquest of the Golden Fleece to her return to the throne of Colchis, was received in its entirety by the Early Modern Arts and offers a multi-faced prism : Medea “tue-enfant” (La Péruse), the character left by the Ancient ancient Greek tragedy that became an archetypal figure of monstrous violence, crosses the path of the oriental lover of a civilizing hero, and also the enchantress who scatters lineages and timelines. Sculpted by the Christian culture and allowed into the official artistic repertory, this ambivalent figure absorbs the aesthetics and ethical debates of modernity. Indeed, Her Medea’s myth can be used for the expression of horror, allegories of glory, as well as expression of the passions.In addition, from the establishment of the Order of the Golden Fleece, by the Duke of Burgundy in 1430, to the end of the War of the Spanish Succession (which redefined the entire map of major European powers), Medea’s myth becomes one of the most efficient fictional mirrors of the political disputes between the most influential families of Europe, as an instrument of the publication of the Prince programme. Into the landscape of the cultural influences shared by the States of Early Italy and the French Kingdom, this study intends to show, by analysingthe spread of iconography of Medea, her presence in printed material and her classical performance reception and rewriting, how the exchanges between visual and literary productions work towards the definition of a paradoxical heroic standard. Where Medea “becomes Medea” and renews the oath that Seneca made her take: “Fiam”
Yvernault, Virginie. "Révolution et figaromania. Réception, usages et significations du théâtre de Beaumarchais (XVIIIe-XIXe siècles)". Thesis, Paris 4, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PA040119.
Beaumarchais is not only a famous 18th century playwright, but first and foremost the architect of Figaro; the well-known character who slides his way into the public debate as soon as liberty of expression or the fight against injustice is evoked. Challenging the idea of a myth, endorsed by other reception studies, this study analyses how the systematic use of Figaro outside the literary domain shapes the entire critical discourse on Beaumarchais. At the origins of figaromania, there is a transition from subversion to ‘institutionalisation’ at the end of the 19th century as the French Revolution came to an end, with the arrival of the Republicans. Therefore, this study proposes a historical context of the reception of Beaumarchais’ work, at the European level, that shows the convergence between the meaning of an oeuvre that belongs to the national cultural heritage and the many different roles and appropriations that this oeuvre assumes
Constant, Julie. ""Souviens-toi de ton futur ". Les artistes rescapés des camps nazis et la réception de leurs oeuvres de témoignage et de mémoire en France après 1945". Thesis, Bordeaux 3, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014BOR30065.
The thesis attempts to shed light on French artists and artists who lived in France after the war after surviving the Nazi camps, and the life they lead after the camps and their work. It also looks at their efforts to pass on their experience of the deportation and the genocide, or on the other hand their desire to flee the themes, esthetic language and the iconography used. The triggers to the memory and the eventual mutation of choices by each person to be witness, to represent, to recollect during fifty years will also be addressed. A few rare artists had the opportunity to create in situ: we will also study the motivation, the conditions of creation and the particularities of the drawings in the camps. After 1945, between memory, revolt and resilience, the artists of this group, deported for their activities in the resistance or due to persecution and the installation of the final solution, had to lead an interior struggle against the painful reminiscences of the camps and sometimes an activist’s fight to spread their message in opposition to anti-Semite attacks and Holocaust deniers. The complexity of the transfiguration in terms of visual representations of trauma brought up doubts and reflections: transmitting without betraying, witnessing without giving up art. The painters, sculptors and engravers of this group have never really stopped defining themselves mainly as artists: the essence and the universal scope of creation, as well as the custodians of art history having placed this cathartic process on the shoulders of the artists. If the corpses, the anonymous and tortured bodies, inhabit the visual universe after the war, the artists that escaped, summoned those that disappeared and gave flesh and individuality to loved ones, represented as suffering, fighting or tender, but dignified and standing. The study also concentrates on the terms and changing forms of the reception in France of the works linked to the memory of the deportation, post-war to the fiftieth anniversary of the liberation of the camps: the distribution to the French public via individual or group exhibitions and art fairs ; the promotion concerning these issues in the literature about the exhibitions and the artists ; the press reactions, the public acquisitions and the public decorations, including the specific reception by the associations of those deported and the Jewish community especially with the creation of the French Jewish art museum
Allain, Bonilla Marie-Laure. "Visualiser la théorie : usages des théories postcoloniales dans les pratiques curatoriales de l’art contemporain depuis les années 1980". Thesis, Rennes 2, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014REN20028.
This thesis is a reflection on the relationship between postcolonial theory and curatorial practices in contemporary art, with an emphasis on the permeabilities and dialogic relationship that has developed between them. It does not seek to explain postcolonial theory as applied to curatorial practices or to provide a so-Called user manual, but rather to visualize them. By “visualize” we do not mean to illustrate or present a transliteration of the theory, butinstead to note various developments and embodiments thereof. The United Kingdom and America during the 1980s and early 1990s are the subject of the first part of the thesis to the extent that they are both places of emergence of postcolonial theory and also key societies in the context of colonial history. The second part focuses on the second half of the 1990s and early 2000s, a time when postcolonial theory as a tool become inseparable from the analysis of globalization. Finally, the third part proposes to consider a post-Western world in the 21stcentury, post-Western in the sense that the dissolution of the concept of center/periphery requires certain shifts and epistemological adjustments for which contemporary art exhibitions are active vectors, particularly those seeking to articulate a postcolonial discourse
Nancey, Quentin de Gromard Marie-Gabrielle. "Un théâtre dionysiaque. Nietzsche dans le théâtre français du XXe siècle, d'Antonin Artaud à Jean Vauthier". Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015USPCA195.
Many different french playwrights such as André Gide, Antonin Artaud, Albert Camus, Jean-Paul Sartre, Henry de Montherlant and Jean Vauthier took up Nietzsche's thoughts to impicture it onstage. If studies were made on the links between Nietzsche's thought process and french writer, noneadress the question of Nietzsche's thought in the XXth century french theatre synthetically. None theless, this tragic thought starting in «La Naissance de la tragedie» 's Dionysos and ending with «Eccehomo» keeps maintaining consubstantial links with the theatre genre. Dionisyan esthetical conceptionshows affinities with dramatic art and seems predisposed to be transposed and embodied on stage.Nietzsche's thought on art's physiology has caused a renewal of traditionnal writing for theatre for thebenefit of a living theatre, incarnated, using all the stage's ressources. Paradoxically, this nietzschean metaphysical theatre goes with assertion of body and passions. In contrast with « theatre of ideas »,some of the studied works show that Nietzsche's metaphysical theatre is above all an embodied theatre, seeking a fusion between art and life, show and reality, against Aristote’s Poetics
Ouakaf, Karima. "L'art de conter, ou, L'art de la conversation dans Les mille et une nuits". Mémoire, 2011. http://www.archipel.uqam.ca/4321/1/M12223.pdf.
BEREAU, Stéphanie. "Modalités de valorisation de l'art africain en occident dans la deuxième moitié du XXe siècle : étude critique des conditions historiques de réception et de valorisation del'art africain en occindent, dans les musées d'histoire naturelle". Doctoral thesis, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/1814/6911.
Examining Board: Prof. Pascaline Winand, Institut Universitaire Européen, Florence (Superviseur) ; Prof. Bogumil Jewsiewicki, Université Laval, Québec (Co-directeur) ; Prof. Antonella Romano, Institut Universitaire Européen, Florence ; Prof. Laurick Zerbini, Université Lumière Lyon 2, Lyon
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En 1905, après une après-midi de peinture plutôt éprouvante sous la chaleur de la campagne parisienne, Maurice de Vlaminck s’arrête pour se rafraîchir dans un bistro d’Argenteuil. Sur le bar qui lui fait face, perdus entre les bouteilles d’alcool, trois objets africains attirent son attention : deux pièces Yoruba du Dahomey et une pièce de Côte-d’Ivoire. En échange d’une tournée générale, le propriétaire accepte de les lui céder. C’est en les montrant à un ami de son père venu visiter son atelier en mars 1906, qu’il obtiendra de ce dernier deux autres statues africaines, ainsi qu’un masque blanchâtre assez quelconque, qui pourtant fascina son alter ego fauviste, le peintre André Derain, dès qu’il le vit. Pressé par des soucis financiers, Vlaminck repoussera une première offre d’achat de son ami pour mieux accepter celle qu’il lui fit quelques jours plus tard. Début avril 1906, pour 50 francs, Derain était entré en possession de son célèbre masque Fang1 et l’accrochait aux murs de son atelier de la rue Tourlaque.