Class Transtextualities

Global and disciplinary approach to the relationships between fields of creation - text, image, sound, performing arts - and the formal, semantic and political relationships they establish between them in modernity and in the present.

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Notion of transtextuality The function of images and texts (comparison).  The transversal forms of creation Multitextuality, intertextuality and transtextuality.  Hypertext: transfers and transpositions, palimpsest Syncretic and aesthetic regimes Transposition regimes and contemporary disciplinary contaminations.

Viewing contemporary art works in class and participating in the GREAT ARTISTS ON CAMPUS talk cycle analyzed comparatively in class.Viewing contemporary art works in class and participating in the GREAT ARTISTS ON CAMPUS talk cycle analyzed comparatively in class.

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