Las relaciones entre el arte mural los espacios públicos y emblemáticos de la ciudad de Loja

Abstract

The mural proposal "Loja: Cultural Identity" is an aspiration and demand of the Loja's community, evidenced in the research conducted in the Zamora neighborhood of the city of Loja, sector of the intersection of the streets José María Egas and Matilde Hidalgo de Procel on the theme: "the relationship between the mural art, public spaces and emblematic of the city of Loja". At work it is to approach the notion of public space, with a tour of the history that helps clarify the difference between public and private. Also, it is noted in communities that relationships and social activities, including art, are generating elements suitable spaces that foster dialogue, co-existence and identity. In one of the chapters referred to Muralismo as one of the main movements and currents of public space intervention, its origins, development, and how it became a tool of political power and management in some countries. A brief study of Latin, national and local muralists was also performed through a comparative and registration muralístic works are in public and prominent areas of the city of Loja analysis.