La producción artística basada en la investigación para transgredir: desviaciones feministas

Autores/as

  • Elpida Karaba University of Thessaly
  • Valia Papastamou University of Thessaly

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17561/rtc.extra.12.10133

Palabras clave:

arte basado en la investigación, desobediencia, practicas tecno-estéticas feministas, pedagogía

Resumen

Este artículo propone el arte basado en la investigación como un paradigma de producción artística fundamentado en la desobediencia, a través de la teoría feminista y pedagogías críticas expandidas; un enfoque que resiste los marcos institucionales, epistémicos y orientados por el mercado que configuran cada vez más la producción artística contemporánea. Las diversas metodologías desarrolladas en el Centro de Nuevos Medios y Prácticas Públicas Feministas (Centre of New Media and Feminist Public Practices), tales como talleres entre pares, grupos colectivos de lectura, recorridos feministas guiados, cartografías colaborativas y prácticas especulativas de archivo y de medios digitales, constituyen tanto materiales estéticos como agentes críticos. El artículo propone entender la producción artística no como mera crítica institucional, sino como práctica instituyente, como espacios de a(nt)agonismo frente a la captura institucional, las aceleraciones capitalistas y la producción jerárquica del conocimiento. Asimismo, sostiene que las metodologías analizadas reivindican la opacidad y el conflicto como elementos centrales de la práctica artística contemporánea. Por lo tanto, el cuidado, el agonismo y la alfabetización compartida forman un continuo entrelazado.

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Biografía del autor/a

  • Valia Papastamou, University of Thessaly

    Valia Papastamou is a researcher, artist, and architect, currently a PhD Candidate at the University of Thessaly’s School of Humanities & Social Sciences. Her dissertation, titled “Artistic-research performative practices in the contemporary transnational condition: Feminist transformative politics of knowledge,” examines the performative relation between research and art. The research is conducted in the operating framework of the University of Thessaly Innovation, Technology Transfer Unit and Entrepreneurship Center "One Planet Thessaly", under the “Scholarship Grants to University of Thessaly Doctoral Candidates” and was funded by the Special Account of Research Grants of the University of Thessaly. With an interdisciplinary background in architectural studies, cultural administration, and fine arts, Valia researches art theory, political philosophy, gender studies, postcolonial theory, and contemporary critical theory. Her artistic-research practice explores embodied language through written/vocal utterances and sculptural forms. She is a core team researcher in the Centre of New Media & Feminist Public Practices at the University of Thessaly, Greece.

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Publicado

2026-10-01

Cómo citar

Karaba, E. and Papastamou, V. (2026) “La producción artística basada en la investigación para transgredir: desviaciones feministas”, Tercio Creciente, (extra12), pp. 63–81. doi:10.17561/rtc.extra.12.10133.