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Thesis Info

LABS ID
00859
Thesis Title
Cultural platformization: media-design strategies for audiovisual education
Author
Daniel Cardoso Perseguim de Oliveira
2nd Author
3rd Author
Degree
Master in Arts
Year
2020
Number of Pages
274
University
Universidade de São Paulo
Thesis Supervisor
Artur Matuck
Supervisor e-mail
arturmatuck AT gmail.com
Other Supervisor(s)
Lúcia Isaltina Clemente Leão
Language(s) of Thesis
Portuguese
Department / Discipline
Inter-Graduate Program in Aesthetics and Art History
Languages Familiar to Author
English, Spanish
URL where full thesis can be found
contranarrativas.wordpress.com/plataformizacao-cultural-estrategias-de-midia-design-para-o-ensino-audiovisual/
Keywords
Digital Platform; Digital Divide; Audiovisual Education; Expanded Cinema; Media-Design; Emancipation of the Web; Digital Avant-Garde.
Abstract: 200-500 words
This research explores the cultural platformization as support of social practices that involve audiovisual teaching and production. Didactic proposals are collected from the Internet Archive digital database and compared to educational experiences: firstly, the pedagogical renewal of Instituto Criar de TV e Cinema, which culminated in a structure centered on the concepts of cultural platformization; and the workshops “Video-Letters: Migrant Connections”, that works with the influence of performance art. In the midst of the emergence of unprecedented cultural practices, it is discussed the contradictions that can configure the internet as a tool to increase social inequality, a phenomenon called digital divide. Thus, attention is drawn to the importance of initiatives aiming the emancipation of relationships involving technology and culture, inspired by the philosopher Gilbert Simondon, whose investigations are translated into the critique of the digital image as a technical object. Strategies created by artistic movements are rescued for the educational increase of the digital avant-garde –- a phenomenon of contemporary cultural production –- through approaches as diagram assemblage and media-design.