O verso do artista no reverso do mundo
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2238-2046..15653Keywords:
artist, collaborative practices, contemporary artAbstract
The collaborative artistic practices have transformed the nature of art, as well as causing the displacement of the artist of the place traditionally reserved to him in society. This has sued the artist reinvention of himself under the light of the changes in the relationship between art and society. These are questions that we seek to face in this text-reflection, aiming to confront “truths” and crystallized perceptions of the art, its place and its relationship to society.
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