How Did They Do It? Common Features in the Construction of Fictional Images in Art
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https://doi.org/10.24215/25250914e040Keywords:
Art, time, procedures, analysisAbstract
This article describes some guidelines of the classroom work carried out in the seminar « How did they do it? Common features in the construction of fictional images in art», which belongs to the Department of Historical and Social Studies of the Faculty of Arts (FDA) of the National University of La Plata (UNLP) addressed to students of all artistic disciplines. In this article, and on the basis of specific contents of art, an analytical methodology that privileges the study around the form, the procedures, the operations, the resources and the techniques developed in the works is articulated, paying special attention to those topics that are common to the different disciplines. As an example, some analyses of works in which time is a remarkable component are included.Downloads
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