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"L'arte è politica" Ideologia e ideali nell'arte degli anni Settanta

Translated title of the contribution: [Autom. eng. transl.] "Art is politics" Ideology and ideals in the art of the seventies

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Abstract

The explicit compromise of artists and their research with the ideological, cultural, social and political deeply marks the seventies. Works and actions that fall outside traditional boundaries of their introduction to the world of real life, in many cases explicitly addressing the issues most relevant at that time, the political struggle to live debate on civil and social, according to an idea of creativity that serve the society. The essay, published in a book edited by myself with Cristina Casero, investigating in particular the relationship of art quegi years with the ideology of compromise, commitment and radical decisions. In a climate of participation in the events involving the company, the art world felt its social vocation even perceiving that vocation as the engine of making art. Both art forms through a solid majority, with both studies, however, criticism of ideologies, art became policy in many cases. On these slopes, making reference to the critical debate of this time, the essay explores these issues from a critical and historical perspective through the reconstruction of the most significant exhibitions and the analysis of works specifically included in that context.
Translated title of the contribution[Autom. eng. transl.] "Art is politics" Ideology and ideals in the art of the seventies
Original languageItalian
Title of host publicationAnni '70: l'arte dell'impegno. I nuovi orizzonti culturali, ideologici e sociali nell'arte italiana
Pages10-32
Number of pages23
Publication statusPublished - 2009

Keywords

  • arte degli anni settanta
  • arte e politica

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