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Lisbon a huge tile
| Resumo: | Lisbon - Portugal is considered one of the world capitals of urban art. The urban art (also known as street art) emerged around 5 decades ago in USA, specifically at Philadelphia and later at New York. It was also named as “graffiti” by young people as a claim of a communicative space in the city. The urban art supposes the transposition of places and non-places represented by the public space as the opposite of the house, the nest. It’s the place appropriation, as exposed in the image above that is a tile wall close to the Ladra fair (Feira da Ladra). That art represents the city reinterpretation, focusing in the main monuments with a mix of elements that promote a look development, the sensitive feeling. |
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| Autores principais: | Resende, Loraine |
| Assunto: | Tiles |
| Ano: | 2020 |
| País: | Portugal |
| Tipo de documento: | artigo |
| Tipo de acesso: | unknown |
| Instituição associada: | Wisethorough |
| Idioma: | inglês |
| Origem: | Cadernos de Arte Pública - Public Art Journal |
| Resumo: | Lisbon - Portugal is considered one of the world capitals of urban art. The urban art (also known as street art) emerged around 5 decades ago in USA, specifically at Philadelphia and later at New York. It was also named as “graffiti” by young people as a claim of a communicative space in the city. The urban art supposes the transposition of places and non-places represented by the public space as the opposite of the house, the nest. It’s the place appropriation, as exposed in the image above that is a tile wall close to the Ladra fair (Feira da Ladra). That art represents the city reinterpretation, focusing in the main monuments with a mix of elements that promote a look development, the sensitive feeling. |
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