O papel?! Qual papel?  A função do papel no contexto dos estudos de preservação do património na era pós-industrial

Andreia Nogueira

doi:10.37558/gec.v24i1.1272

Andreia Nogueira TECHN&ART – Centro de Tecnologia, Restauro e Valorização das Artes, do Instituto Politécnico de Tomar https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5390-8237

DOI: https://doi.org/10.37558/gec.v24i1.1272

Palabras clave: memoria, documento, papel, digital, patrimonio industrial, arte contemporáneo, sostenibilidad, creatividad

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EEste artículo presenta una reflexión sobre la relación entre las prácticas de documentación de la memoria aplicadas en el contexto de los estudios sobre la preservación del patrimonio industrial, el arte contemporáneo y las artes escénicas, como la música. El análisis transversal presentado también tiene como objetivo discutir la relación inexplorada entre el documento físico, en papel, y el documento digital, en su articulación con el desarrollo sostenible y con la conservación intencionalmente creativa.

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Andreia Nogueira, TECHN&ART – Centro de Tecnologia, Restauro e Valorização das Artes, do Instituto Politécnico de Tomar

Andreia Nogueira é investigadora auxiliar do TECHN&ART – Centro de Tecnologia, Restauro e Valorização das Artes, do Instituto Politécnico de Tomar, onde se encontra a desenvolver o projeto pós-doutoral intitulado ARTinBetween – Bridging the gap for the long-term sustainability of multimedia artworks in between music and the visual arts, financiado pela FCT. É doutorada em Conservação e Restauro do Património (2018), pela Universidade Nova de Lisboa, especialização em arte contemporânea, com a tese Que Futuro para o Património Musical Contemporâneo Nacional? Documentar para preservar. Desenvolve investigação interdisciplinar no cruzamento disciplinar entre a arte contemporânea e a música, com especial enfoque em questões de preservação, documentação, arquivo, memória e criatividade.

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!¿El papel?! ¿Qué papel? El papel del papel en el contexto de los estudios de preservación del patrimonio en la era postindustrial

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