Carme Ortiz Valeri

Spain °1957
research interests: artistic research, critical design, higher education, Humanities
affiliation: UOC, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
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Doctor in History of Art at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Master in Art, graduate in History of Art and History at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and graduated in Design at the Massana School in Barcelona.

 

My art criticism work has been carried out in different tasks: I am currently an editor and administrator of the "Murcritic" platform and the director of the magazine "Papers d'Art" (1987-2007). I have collaborated in several specialized publications: El Guía, Arte Omega, Marte, Transversal, ARTI, Zehar... and in the daily press: El Punt and Avui. I have published essay texts in artist and thesis exhibition catalogues.

 

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  • Reflections on walking and the disruptive experience (2024) author(s): Kenneth Russo published in: HUB - Journal of Research in Art, Design and Society
    Our main interest is based on understanding spatial relationships from first-person experience, from our virtual and real body. Through the act of walking, movement in real time, we become cursors that dash across the interface of reality. A continuous process that brings us closer to the production of meanings, new relationships and representations, and also a dialogue with space and time, and the network. This article seeks to present a series of disruptive experiences, documented by the authors themselves, which constitute an exploratory framework of space to discover different symbolic interrelationships, and sketch out constructions of the common space in haptic, political, social and cultural mode. It offers a repository of unexpected, intersubjective encounters, from the empirical practice of walking, which arouses new perspectives to be able to interpret circumstantial spaces, to lose oneself in ‘non-places’, or reflect as to how to approach the landscape and/or the city by opening new imaginaries that add value to the ‘glocal’ place that we traverse and/or inhabit.
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