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MUSEUM OBJECTIVES
recollection, conservation, restoration, communication, research and exhibition of pieces of art that create stories and legacies for our generation and those to come.
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Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg in Russia
This museum is in the Guinness World Records for having the largest collection of paintings and it opened its doors to the general public in 2016
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PLACE/TEMPLE OF THE MUSES
a museum was originally called Museion which means
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Biennales are cultural events that happen every 2 years MAIN FOCUS
\-CLEAR PROTAGONIST
can be a dancer, theater, plastic arts, or theme (glass, engraving, artist books
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DURING 21ST century the nature of museums has a tendency to be
Dynamic, alive, and therefore never finished
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ELITISM
IS BASED ON THE BELIEF THAT ONLY THOSE WHO ARE **CONSIDERED NOTABLE OR knowledgeable** are the ones who can give their opinion and influence social, cultural or intellectual aspects of society
\-ITS AN IDEOLOGY and system that favors a few
\-they define what creation is art and what isnt
\-DISQUALIFIED for not pleasing a select few
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18 TH CENTURY (enlightenment) ARTIST FOCUSED ON
the working class
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PUBLIC ART
is art that is planned and executed with the intention of becoming part of the public domain, usually outside of conventional places such as theaters and museums
STARTED AS SOCIAL EXPRESSION SUCH AS PROPAGANDA
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LOUVRE MUSEUM WAS ORIGINALLY
A Fortress by King Philip II in 1190 to protect the city of Paris
**exclusive for the noble class**
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ART PIECES IN THE LOUVRE AFTER THE FRENCH REVOLUTION OF 1789
the middle class took control and became the new Elite. They changed artistic production, they not only contemplated art, but also begun to create it.
MIDDLE CLASS GET THE ART AND DISPLAY THEM AT THE MUSEUM
THE ROYAL ART COLLECTION BECAME PUBLIC DOMAIN
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1970-1980
decades that are considered to be the explosion and significant change street art
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POLITICAL MESSAGE
Street art started gaining attention and respect from the world, NORMALLY EMPHASIZED
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COUNTRIES MOST URBAN ART PRESENCE
Argentina, Chile, Mexico and Uruguay
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4 BASIC ELEMENTS OF PERFORMANCE
\-TIME
\-SPACE
\-BODY OR PRESENCE OF AN INTERPRETER
\-RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PERFORMER AND THE PUBLIC
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THE CITY IN MEXICO WITH THE LARGEST EVENT OF STREET ART MURALS
QUERETARO
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ART AND PEOPLE
\-ART ALLOWS US TO EXPRESS OUR EMOTIONAL ENERGY
\-ART IS AN INVALUABLE TOOL(MAKE THE INVISIBLE VISIBLE
\-ART CHANGES LIVES(YOU GET IN TOUCH WITH YOUR EMOTIONS)
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CULTURAL DIFFUSION
sushi eaten in Mexico
Esquites being sold in Serbia
Kpop heard in Argentina
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OPEN ART MOVEMENT
**promoting the free sharing of artistic works,** will mark other movements that stimulate and benefit the integrity of artisits and their works
\-ENCOURAGE TO USE ONLINE PLATFORMS
\-LUCRATIVE PROFITS ASIDE
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LOCAL FESTIVALS WERE FAVORED INSTEAD OF TRAVELING FESTIVALS
__MORE FUNCTIONAL FOR COMMUNITIE__S, providing them with __jobs, investment and tourism, traveling__ festivals gradually disappeared and are now more difficult to find
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FESTIVALS FOCUSED ONLY IN POETRY
STANZA FESTIVAL
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ACTIVISM
Challenging and changing the relationships of power in which we are accustomed to live
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ARTISTIC ACTIVISM TAKE PLACE IN
CITY SQUARES AND SHOPPING CENTERS, EVEN ON SOCIAL NETWORKS
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NEGRO SPIRITUALS ARE COLLECTION OF SONGS WITH THE PURPOSE OF
BEGAN AS A COMPANY ON THE TRIP, but gradually became a song that showed they could still own their voices and were not defeated.
THE SONGS WERE SUNG TO SPEND TIME IN THESE TERRIBLE CONDITIONS
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ZAPATISTA MOVEMENT EZLN SOCIAL MOVEMENT (OBJECTIVE)
promote an armed struggle throughout the country to overthrow the government
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**BENEFIT** OF USING ART FOR POLITICAL MOVEMENT
\-ALLOWS US TO ACCESS INFORMATION WITHUT HAVING TO GIVE A SPEECH
\-facilitates communication in general and allow collective consciousness