Contribution des pratiques artistiques performatives au déploiement d'un espace d'apprentissage vivant (ré)conciliant savoir et être

Authors

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26034/vd.jrea.2025.6895

Keywords:

visual arts, didactics, performative activity, body, space

Abstract

This article aims to establish connections between theater and visual arts by focusing on their practical nature. We address the epistemological questions related to the disciplinarization of visual arts in light of the stakes involved in art, while also questioning the didactic methods of teaching this subject by linking them to theatrical practice. This approach is accompanied by the analysis of a performing arts project, where we explore how the dialogues between the two fields impact the student's body in action, in relation to their peers, and also in relation to space as a place of doing.

Author Biographies

Caroline Melis, Université Lyon 1

Doctor in Educational Sciences at Inspe Lyon1-UR 4671 ADEF of Aix-Marseille University and at UMR 5190 ECP Lyon 2 - Head of Training in the Didactics of Visual Arts in the Teaching Master's programme. Her research interests are focused on the didactics of visual arts and the conditions under which teachers adopt prescribed guidelines. She is particularly interested in teaching activity, examining the role of artistic practice within the didactic practices of teachers.

Isabelle Claverie, Aix-Marseille Université

Lecturer in Education and Training at Aix-Marseille University's Institut national supérieur du professorat et de l'éducation (Inspé). A member of the ADEF laboratory (UR 4671), her research focuses on the ergonomic and didactic analysis of the activities of education professionals (particularly in the visual arts). She is also interested in new ways of organizing the school system in terms of artistic and cultural policy.

Published

2025-02-12