Arte e política no Brasil: instruções poéticas e diálogos contemporâneos despolarizantes

Abstract

This Course Completion Work presents the intersection between art and politics, establishing current relations with the period from 1960 to 1980 of Military Dictatorship and Conceptual Art, starting from the reflection on the works of artists Cildo Meireles and Paulo Bruscky, in that same period . Incorporating the way of doing these artists, from the political theme of polarization and using artistic poetics to reflect on the similarities and differences, a parallel is made between past and present, through instructions in the works, such as Yoko Ono, having as a final objective to observe in artistic production how it is possible to raise the desire for action, through participation in the propositions of the series ''Poetic instructions and depolarizing dialogues'', in the art exhibition at the end of this project. A way of thinking about politics in everyday life is sought, thinking about concepts proposed by the works in search of broadening the reflection on art, politics, society and culture itself. [resumo fornecido pelo autor]