Publication: Jardín de Planetas: Un ejemplo de colaboración entre universidad y municipios
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2006
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Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de La Laguna
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Jardín de Planetas es un proyecto surgido de un convenio de colaboración entre el Departamento de Escultura de la UCM y el Ayuntamiento de Móstoles (Madrid). Se trata de un conjunto de diez esculturas que forman un extenso planetario donde conviven formas escultóricas y textos de astrónomos. Se abordan las siguientes cuestiones: sobre el convenio de colaboración; análisis del entorno, identidad urbana y criterios de arte público; descripción y estructura del proyecto; implicaciones perceptivas, estéticas y culturales de la obra.
Garden of Planets is a project that has emerged from the collaboration between the UCM’s Sculpture Department and the Town Hall of Móstoles (Madrid). This group of ten sculptures forms an extensive planetarium where sculptural forms and astronomical texts cohabit. The following questions are raised: on the collaboration convention; environmental analysis, urban identity and public art criteria; project description and structure; perceptive, aesthetic and cultural implications of the work.
Garden of Planets is a project that has emerged from the collaboration between the UCM’s Sculpture Department and the Town Hall of Móstoles (Madrid). This group of ten sculptures forms an extensive planetarium where sculptural forms and astronomical texts cohabit. The following questions are raised: on the collaboration convention; environmental analysis, urban identity and public art criteria; project description and structure; perceptive, aesthetic and cultural implications of the work.