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00:00Música
00:30What are you doing, Tam?
00:36Good, and what were you doing?
00:38Good, everything's fine
00:39Anyway, here I am looking at some photos I took the other day
00:41I didn't know I took photos
00:43Yeah, well, very amateurish anyway
00:45No, I love them, they're really good
00:48Thanks
00:50If I upload them to Instagram later, you'll see that we're all artists there
00:54Well, what can I get you?
00:59Um, something like a chanonic, but not a chanonic
01:02Shin
01:03Fish has soda, lemon, a cherry
01:05Go ahead, go ahead
01:07Look, they're showing a documentary about John Berger
01:13Do you have it?
01:14No, who is he?
01:16He's an art critic, one of the most important of the 20th century
01:18The documentary starts by talking about his eyes
01:22Which if you've ever seen a photo, you'll realize deserve a movie
01:25They had beautiful eyes
01:26But obviously the documentary isn't about that
01:29Rather, it talks about the issue he worked on about the gaze
01:32About the act of looking
01:33And especially about the act of looking at art
01:36He dedicated his entire life to demystifying the idea that looking at art was something for the few
01:41Of course, I think like when I enter a museum and suddenly there are people looking at a painting with faces
01:47That seem to understand something and I end up staying outside, right?
01:52Exactly
01:52Berger wanted precisely to dispel that idea
01:56That looking at art is something difficult and exclusive, if you will
01:59He was quite a critical critic in criticism, if you want to put it that way
02:20Because he thought that criticism, especially criticism that he considered bourgeois
02:24Could often put art on a pedestal that made it inaccessible to the working classes
02:29And at the same time erased the political conflict present in works of art
02:32And turned the act of looking into an empty-ism format
02:35But then he is against theories, right?
02:40Question mark
02:40What you ask is good because we should not confuse Berger's anti-bourgeois position with an anti-theoretical position
02:46Okay, for him, reflecting on art was super important
02:50But it had to serve to enrich the view of art
02:53Not to make it more difficult or more exclusive
02:56To enrich our experience with art
02:57There are three concepts that I think need to be traced in the documentary that I suggest we follow
03:02And then we can discuss how they were seen
03:03One is the body, another is work, and the third is the political nature of the gaze
03:08One is the popular culture of art
03:11Another is the divergent Heist
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03:20The hidden wall
03:21Is the visor
03:22Is the meaning hmm
03:23This is the father
03:24One is the people
03:24Cause the dead
03:25The bed
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