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A arte, a cultura e a criatividade são, atualmente, vendidas como um símbolo de status e passaram
a fazer parte de narrativas e práticas hegemónicas relacionadas com processos de regeneração.
Neste artigo, examinamos as contradições e as tensões entre a implementação de políticas públicas
de regeneração urbana e a emergência de espaços alternativos culturais e artísticos, utilizando
como estudo de caso o Largo do Intendente. Utilizando uma perspetiva crítica e métodos cruzados (entrevistas, observação e registo etnográfico), analisámos o papel das artes e da cultura no
processo de gentrificação promovido pelas políticas públicas. Num momento de rápidas mudanças,
onde os mesmos modelos são usados em diversas cidades por todo o mundo, importa continuar
a acompanhar e a perceber o modo como na cidade de Lisboa estes processos se manifestam.
Arts, culture and creativity are currently sold as a symbol of status and have become part of hegemonic narratives and practices related to regeneration processes. In this article, we examine the contradictions and tensions between the implementation of urban regeneration public policies and the emergence of cultural and artistic alternative spaces, using as case study the Intendente Square. Using a critical perspective and cross methods (interviews, observation and ethnographic record), we analyzed the role of arts and culture in the gentrification process promoted by public policies. In a time of rapid change, where the same models are used in several cities around the world, it is important to follow and understand the way these processes manifest themselves in Lisbon.
Arts, culture and creativity are currently sold as a symbol of status and have become part of hegemonic narratives and practices related to regeneration processes. In this article, we examine the contradictions and tensions between the implementation of urban regeneration public policies and the emergence of cultural and artistic alternative spaces, using as case study the Intendente Square. Using a critical perspective and cross methods (interviews, observation and ethnographic record), we analyzed the role of arts and culture in the gentrification process promoted by public policies. In a time of rapid change, where the same models are used in several cities around the world, it is important to follow and understand the way these processes manifest themselves in Lisbon.
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Arte Cultura Regeneração urbana Lisboa
Pedagogical Context
Citation
Estevens, A., Cocola-Gant, A., Malet-Calvo, D., & Matos, F. (2019). As artes e a cultura nas práticas hegemónicas e alternativas na cidade de Lisboa. O caso do Largo do Intendente. Fórum Sociológico, (35), 9-17. https://doi.org/10.4000/sociologico.7826
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CICS.NOVA