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"Santander has to go for a transdisciplinary center of aesthetic creativity '
Sociologist Javier Diaz proposes in Art Forum 2016, "Santander and rethink and change the anachronistic cooperatively and urban cultural model"
10.03.10 - 00:13 -
GUILLERMO Balbona | SANTANDER.
Santander is to bet on a transdisciplinary center of aesthetic creativity. This is the idea that launched yesterday sociologist Javier Diaz, a professor at the University of Cantabria, in the course of his speech at the Arts Forum Foundation Santander 2016. In a paper critical but constructive, which dissected the past and present while looking ahead at all times and reeled off several current and historical references, Diaz opted for a new space that "unify training, research and creation."
In his view, such an initiative would put the capital of Cantabria and the community in a 'train of modernity, which is recognition, "and acquire" a qualitative cultural instrument of the first magnitude. " Javier Diaz, whose experience in areas such as reflection, testing, academic discourse and the channeling of cultural management in recent years has been extensive, diverse and fruitful, went further to draw the landscape of that projection of future space "synergistic relationship could turn on the Sci-Art-Thought-technology or all the arts, or other combinations." At other times in his speech defined its proposal made in a speech at 'Complexity, Transdisciplinarity and aesthetic creativity: Rethinking Santander', as' a reference cosmopolitan factory pull the rest. " For Javier Diaz, an idea grounded in transdisciplinary remained "a structural change of thinking and a clear commitment to a need for" cosmopolitan reflexivity. "
The former director of the Hall of Music at UC said emphatically: "We lost the macro time in the field of art infrastructure and can not be the same with the micro moment is already over."
Javier Diaz, in his paper prior to group discussion, emphasized key issues that lie behind its approach to the future: the commitment to knowledge, the fact that cities like Santander "can not fortified in the past and be subject to policies inbred and outdated ", the vital need to integrate factions fans and connoisseurs of very different cultural environments that exist in the city and not part of the official cultural nomenclature or daily; made aware that you can not meet your goal in society knowledge from "obsolete argument games like 'what a good idea, fine, but it is a utopia ...'; avoid confusion" between the intentions and motives of a cultural project with social contingencies "or, finally, he stressed, to achieve capture a clear idea: "Culture is a constitutive dimension of the knowledge society and not an ornamental superstructure."
The rapporteur, who offered his reflections in the context of the second day dedicated by the Forum 2016 Foundation to spaces and new ways of art, said that "cultural capital is a shy alternative that can help change some "and settle said that Santander 2016 supusiera" a tenuous step to make the city more livable in its public expression. "
Port cultural program coordinator in the eighties, Diaz argued that transdisciplinarity is "a new way to meet and work synergistically." Techniques for Social Research professor at UC, a center like the one proposed would lead to Santander "dissolve the accumulated inertia for autonomy 'means the shackles of patronage, the parish, the cultural model in place since the war ...
In his view, the Center is an institution "stable, profitable, productive, expressive of the new relations, public art." The speaker stressed that raising could be identified with the Renaissance concept. Javier Diaz even dared to draw the physiognomy of the center: a place where they should be accommodated "academic researchers, research artists intentions, as a factory masificad never, ever about knowledge and creation." The professor, in his X-cultural renewal, defended the micro projects as appropriate tools for cities such as Santander.
via "Santander should bet on a transdisciplinary center of aesthetic creativity." eldiariomontanes.es .
