Prácticas artísticas aplicadas para la transformación social como tecnologías de cuidado
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arte
acción cultural
desarrollo comunitario
tecnología
investigación del cuidado
arts
community development
art
cultural action
technology
care research
acción cultural
desarrollo comunitario
tecnología
investigación del cuidado
arts
community development
art
cultural action
technology
care research
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Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo (INTEC)
El objetivo del trabajo presentado se centra en conceptualizar las Prácticas Artísticas Aplicadas (PAA) como una tecnología orientada a la transformación social, donde las artes constituyen formas efectivas de cuidado comunitario. Utiliza para ello tres enfoques de análisis: arte como intervención social (arte comunitario, contextual y artivista); giro afectivo y estudios contemporáneos sobre la noción de afecto en las artes. Incorpora la tecnología como sistema de conocimiento y acciones de cuidado, desde un nuevo paradigma teórico. Como marco metodológico, se realizó una reflexión crítica para determinar cómo se generan y distinguen estas prácticas artísticas y sus contextos, definiendo qué son y qué prácticas se incluyen dentro de este nuevo campo. Se analizó el concepto de tecnología en un sentido amplio y, desde un enfoque de abstracción transdisciplinaria, se reformuló la relación entre tecnología y arte tomando en cuenta las nociones de afecto y cuidado. Lo anterior permitió concluir que una epistemología de las PAA debe incorporar los conceptos de tecnología, afecto y cuidado; dado que facilitan el análisis del conocimiento artístico que va más allá de la dimensión estética. Esto permite estudiar de manera multidimensional los aspectos bioéticos y de sostenibilidad que están a la base de dichas prácticas.
The objective of this study is to conceptualize Applied Artistic Practices (AAP) as a technology aimed at social transformation, where the arts serve as effective forms of community care. To achieve this, the study employs three analytical approaches: art as social intervention (including community art, contextual art, and artivism); the affective turn; and contemporary studies on the notion of affect in the arts. It incorporates technology as a system of knowledge and care actions within a new theoretical paradigm. As a methodological framework, a critical reflection was conducted to determine how these artistic practices emerge and are distinguished within their contexts, defining their characteristics and the practices encompassed within this emerging field. The concept of technology was analyzed in a broad sense, and through a transdisciplinary abstraction approach, the relationship between technology and art was reformulated, considering the notions of affect and care. These analyses led to the conclusion that an epistemology of AAP must integrate the concepts of technology, affect, and care, as they facilitate the analysis of artistic knowledge beyond its aesthetic dimension. This, in turn, enables a multidimensional study of the bioethical and sustainability aspects underlying these practices.
The objective of this study is to conceptualize Applied Artistic Practices (AAP) as a technology aimed at social transformation, where the arts serve as effective forms of community care. To achieve this, the study employs three analytical approaches: art as social intervention (including community art, contextual art, and artivism); the affective turn; and contemporary studies on the notion of affect in the arts. It incorporates technology as a system of knowledge and care actions within a new theoretical paradigm. As a methodological framework, a critical reflection was conducted to determine how these artistic practices emerge and are distinguished within their contexts, defining their characteristics and the practices encompassed within this emerging field. The concept of technology was analyzed in a broad sense, and through a transdisciplinary abstraction approach, the relationship between technology and art was reformulated, considering the notions of affect and care. These analyses led to the conclusion that an epistemology of AAP must integrate the concepts of technology, affect, and care, as they facilitate the analysis of artistic knowledge beyond its aesthetic dimension. This, in turn, enables a multidimensional study of the bioethical and sustainability aspects underlying these practices.
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Science and Education; Vol. 9 No. 2 (2025): Science and Education; 145-162
Ciencia y Educación; Vol. 9 Núm. 2 (2025): Ciencia y Educación; 145-162
2613-8808
2613-8794
10.22206/ciened.ciened.2025.v9i2
Ciencia y Educación; Vol. 9 Núm. 2 (2025): Ciencia y Educación; 145-162
2613-8808
2613-8794
10.22206/ciened.ciened.2025.v9i2