Allan Kaprow, performance e colaboração : estrategias para abraçar a vida como potencia criativa / Allan Kaprow, performance and collaboration : strategies to embrace the life as a creative power

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2009

RESUMO

Allan Kaprow was an American artist who stood out in the foundation of contemporary art by the pioneering exploration of happenings as an artistic expression. This study examine his work from the standpoint of the inclusion of the another - the spectator, the viewer, the participant, the collaborator – the development of his work, which determines the direction of implementing a collaborative aesthetic. Thus, the study introduce the concept of experience as developed by John Dewey, looking to the create of action collages and how they direct the spectator to an experience of time and space; then, we see the assemblages and the evocation of a virtual experience; thereafter, the environments announce the happenings in requesting a proto-participation, the experience of the realization that the happenings by the New York scene will develop, opening space for the effective participation. We come, finally, to collaboration, explored inte the happenings from the second stage and later in activities. In sequence, we analyze the use of compositional strategies that Kaprow forged to create the activities in the composition of a device for generating a collaborative process of theatrical creation. Titled "Games to sleep", this device tried to enable the creative collaboration necessary for the routing of the dramaturgical process while immersed developers in the world of performance art, thus constituting a creative-pedagogical hybrid.

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performance performance creative process happening (art) happening (arte) processo criativo

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