The Multiterritoriality of Street Art - Santos, Adilson Mariano de Jesus
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The simple act of walking through the streets of a city can become a journey through time and space. The manifestation of street art through monuments, counter-monuments, sculptures, graffiti and graffiti, contemplates new meanings that permeate: the artist, the proposal and all the people who pass through or live on the streets. The accumulation of territorialities in the same time-space, made possible by the manifestation of art in the streets, we consider to be multi-territorial. You have to allow yourself to feel the art in every square, corner and wall of a city. Art is waiting for us,…mehr

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The simple act of walking through the streets of a city can become a journey through time and space. The manifestation of street art through monuments, counter-monuments, sculptures, graffiti and graffiti, contemplates new meanings that permeate: the artist, the proposal and all the people who pass through or live on the streets. The accumulation of territorialities in the same time-space, made possible by the manifestation of art in the streets, we consider to be multi-territorial. You have to allow yourself to feel the art in every square, corner and wall of a city. Art is waiting for us, not just in museums, galleries, theaters and certain places, but in our streets... any street.
Autorenporträt
Master in Integrated Territory Management (UNIVALE), Specialist: Afro-Brazilian Culture (FIJ); Third Sector Accounting (AVM); Public Accounting and Fiscal Responsibility (UNITER); Auditing and Accounting Expertise (FAEL), Bachelor in Accounting Sciences (UCDB) and Administration (PITAGORAS) Accountant, Artist, Cultural Producer and University Professor.