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Cursos específicos sobre el trabajo en arte

Magazine

24 February 2009

Cursos específicos sobre el trabajo en arte

Hoy en día, afirmar y darse cuenta de las múltiples transformaciones y cambios que afectan al trabajo del artista no es ninguna novedad. La imagen romántica del creador que trabaja aislado en su taller ha sido sustituida por un perfil mucho más rico y complejo: el de productor cultural. Un agente capaz de construir marcos de trabajo compartidos y plurales, en el que conocer todos los entresijos y detalles de su actividad, le va a permitir lidiar con mayor efectividad dentro de sus contextos específicos.

En los últimos años, han proliferado los cursos de formación específica para artistas. Modelos de aprendizaje e intercambio de conocimiento que apuestan por otros ritmos y redes de trabajo, ampliando así sus mecanismos de actuación.

En este sentido, l’Associació d’Artistes Visuals de Catalunya y Hangar lanzan estos días el programa de cursos de Formació Contínua. Un amplio abanico de seminarios dirigidos a la profesionalización del trabajo en arte.

Para más información: http://formaciocontinua.aavc.net/ca/cursos/?c=professional

David Armengol (Barcelona, 1974) is an independent curator who combines his curatorial practice with other parallel activities such as cultural management and teaching. He is particularly interested in music, nature and storytelling, but from the field of contemporary art. In other words, he does not know how to play any instrument, is not a great adventurer and does not master the art of storytelling. In a way, it is enough for him that his passions of sound, landscape and narrative coexist in the format of an exhibition. That’s why he always thinks of artists.

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