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La criminología del arte | Carlos Pérez Vaquero | TEDxOviedoUniversity


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The purpose of this talk is very

simple good morning again the

objective that we are going to raise is the

criminology of art or being more

concrete

If I am a professor of criminology

at the international university of

rioja can reach to class

criminology

based on art takes into account

that almost every student who studies

criminology have that gore dot

who love to see viscera

I am little given to put images

scabrous but what I’m going to do is

put pictures some of the boxes that

I’m going to put the best and hurt the

sensitivity of some but good with

which we already have that what we’re going

to see what works of art are going to do

the talk is structured in a decalogue

the first five points that we’re going to

try to ask questions for

place us in the matter and the five

last points are going to be examples

real how I teach classes of

criminology based on art and

how through the painting we are going to

to be able to learn legal concepts and

criminological ones that are the ones that

used in the degree of criminology

we begin we discount the first

question is quite simple that they are

the fine arts

I really did not complicate myself and

the classical criterion follows that of casting

a while in the middle of the eighteenth century

this French author established which

it was the fine arts

in particular he pointed out that there were six

and I’m going to focus in particular on

the case of painting along the tec

today we will see other references to other

of the fine arts

I’m dedicating myself to painting the

fifth sure that more than one of

you sound like you’re going to the movies and it’s

the seventh art

that’s because from the century

eighteen logically the disciplines

artistic ones were increasing

remarkably and new ones emerged

artistic currents like the cinema the

photography and hence is often

call seventh eighth ninth or even

tenth art for internet since when

paints the human being because a month ago

curiously it has been published in france

an article according to which the being

human has been painting for 38 thousand years in

that time the caveman

was dedicated to painting the ceiling the

walls of the cave in which they lived

the first moments and they are going to be more

that nothing strokes but small dots

that over time would lead to

pointillism but that

all oddly shaped strokes

absolve to paint from time to time

also animals and here I’m not going to

put to wander as many of the

experts who study these subjects because

there is a current that says no no

they painted bison because day

next magically the bison

it would appear in front of the web and what

would kill and then another stream that

he also says no they did not paint bison

because it is much better to have a bison

painted in your cave that will be valid

Freese probably both theories

have a little bit of reason and we do not

let’s ramble about it

it was normal to paint animals and

it was more exceptional than in the paintings

cave paintings we find human beings

the drawings that we are going to see of paintings

cave paintings are all extracted from the

area of ​​maestrazgo a region that

exists between castellón de la plana and

teruel is immediately recognizes figures

of the humans painted in this

area of ​​the Iberian Peninsula because

they always have little arms and legs

huge huge ones for torras already

exceptional exceptional that the paintings

reflect men fighting against others

in real scenes that this would be

a war literally or a

armed conflict in that context

pose when they started to paint

the first crimes

look at this exceptional image

according to the carbon 14 data has 6

1,500 years shows us a wren

We know he’s a little wren because if you

you look at the head it takes a kind

from a small headdress and is fleeing

legs and never better said with the

typical for Levantine towers and in

legs has a series of arrows

nailed

this is probably the representation

oldest of a magnicide where we

we are going to find that the people of the

tribe finished fed up with his boss and

they are shooting arrows for

to load it, it is worth considering if from the

year 6000 500 BC to the

The painting has always worked

in the same way and always portrayed

actually the worst crimes that could

to pass was that your son told you I’m going to

be a painter until the 15th century to be a painter

it was the worst of the worst prostitution and

painting

more or less the limit that used to

establish until the 15th century who was

who could buy a painting the

church with what themes are the

that are going to treat the pictures the life of

christ biblical scenes the life of the

saints the passion of the apostles and

we are going to meet with very scenes

bloody I like it a lot

give workshops on the different

forms of death based precisely

in the martyrdom of imagining or are san

sebastián nailed filled with arrows the

saints give a lot of play

criminologically speaking until the

15th century most of the images

what are we going to find

pictures about biblical scenes and

religious from the 15th century

we are going to realize that the church

Goes to the background with an image

of a cardinal and in the first place they arrive

the portraits of the sovereigns are born

states the artists are going to be of

service not only of the church but

at the service of power and power that

he wins that time is the political but

as the 15th century progresses and the

16th century a new social class emerges

they are aristocrats are not from the

nobility but they have money are the

bourgeois who settle in the

cities especially in netherlands

Germany and Northern Europe

these people want to decorate their houses

wants to put pictures but they are not going to

Put lives of saints on everything

having the religious schism in europe and

they will not want to put the portraits either

of the kings and the rulers of their

weather

they are going to want to put scenes of

gender in which they are also shown

like this picture of quentin massys with

those money changers who are simply

making accounts with the money and they go to

want to put more joyful landscapes

Canaletto with its venice channels

to put images like this and

freddy that we find a boat

that has been shipwrecked crashing into a

iceberg in the north pole and we

we find with this picture that to me

the raft of the jellyfish seems shocking

Jericho in 1816 who knew the story

of all the protagonists who are

clinging to the mast that are the surgeon

savini and the belt engineer came to

france and they told this story that they

He had transferred to them of course

based on a real fact that

let’s see this box shows us the

moment when the jellyfish ship

shipwrecked in front of the shores of

Senegalese and the survivors have been

to his luck on a few tables the

jellyfish raft and that table will be

Sailing the Atlantic Ocean

No one is looking for them, nobody takes care of them and

there came a time when the corpse

of the dead they just have to go

eating the survivors to be able

survive

it’s a very tragic story that the

author for the first time in life

Erico did not paint this painting because nobody

will paint it but because it impacted him so much

the story that what he wanted was

will come to show it to the public

the drama puts us on the top

if you notice a mulatto waving

the French flag that at that time

era of luis 18 the french flag

It was white with the real logo but it was not

with the tricolor banner we know

all of France caused him so many

problems to Jericho this box by

reproduce a real situation that had

to go into exile in london because in

France they forbade the stay

from then on the artists

they stopped painting their paintings to be

worried about what he was saying to the

people what the public asked of them

paintings and his canvases began to

reflect the situation that surrounded him the

Guernica by Pablo Picasso or the

terrible deaths that are going to

represent max with your pictures about

This war pietà of the wars in the

that the world takes place and we’re going to

see situations like that of

segregationism united states here

we have the little rubina bridge that

he’s walking in the sixties

escorted by four martial holes for

that she was the first black girl

I went to a school in New Orleans

this box if you look at the background of

the screen is the word in

English nair that in Spanish

we could translate it as nigger and

someone has thrown a blow at the

girl erring the failure the tomato

impacted against the wall and the girl with

an immaculate white is routed to

school

the artists take into account the

that surrounds you and will reflect

the in his pictures

see, I’m willing to put a sample

of narco art in mexico where he has

such high crime rates

the artists are not alien to reality

that surrounds them and show us how this

omar’s picture

to a boy who has been tied his hands

in the back suffocated with a rag in

mouth because as he started in the

picture

they say that I speak the following question

It seems logical and because I chose the theme

of the painting to give classes well then

I was raised in a family where

everybody paints my father paints my

mother is an amateur painter my brother joseph

studied fine arts

I have grown up since I was little

of pictures is likely that if my family

they have all been from the club and right now

I was explaining that some

way with neymar and month steps and

criminology that I do not know if it would be

possible but international taxation

fixed that could have explained

perfectly there would not have been any

problem

I put a hopper box because it is

the king of my house the reference in my

home is Edward Hopper and is an author at

that I usually strain whenever I can

because it’s from my favorite painters in

2005 began teaching in

criminology and semblance an idea

students of criminology puntito gore

they like the viscera

if in my house I see so many pictures I know

many pictures have been crimes

How about I teach criminology

based on tables so that the

students learn concepts in a way

entertaining and entertaining and with that idea in

mind started teaching the problem

what you have is when you have these ideas and

adopt a certain attitude is that

Many times it can feel like a

authentic weirdo like in these

sheep that are with computers of my

daughter in soba

or what is worse to feel that nothing

countercurrent and how many times

they will have told me that but this

it’s serious you’re going to give me classes

criminology with pictures and is that one

of the big problems we have in

the academic world I do not know if there will be

passed to you if you have ever

given a class ab has happened to you this

same situation as most of

people think that if you are rigorous

you have to be boring and it can not be

perfectly rigorous, especially, I give you

legal subjects in the field

criminological can be rigorous and

be entertaining didactic entertaining and about

everything that the public learns and that

entertain and since you have fun

that’s the way it is not going anymore

that is the goal that I am going to set

the next five points I will give

examples of how you can explain

legal and criminological concepts

based on art

look at this scene

in Spain crimes against

property are basically summarized in two

we distinguish the criminal types robbery and

theft

the criminology students that do not

they must have legal concepts not

they have why he explained them with two

pictures as theft and the difference

theft and they do not forget in life the

goal is that in a while

do a little test and you are going to see if

you think that cut too

here we have a picture for you whitman

shows us a thief who has stolen

a series of de facto canvases in the

the frames of the paintings are seen

empty because it has it rolled together

with the keyboard of a computer a

strange candelabra mix steal and leaves

through the window while zinc

intimidated the two janitors who

he has his hands behind his back and with his head down

here we have the two elements that

they define in Spain the robbery there is violence

about people and forces about

things

this would be a robbery because those two

simple elements

another example a cunning thief are

accusing the poor baker while

making a joke does the

partner behind the accomplice is

dedicate to send him the pieces of bread for

put them in a wallet

here there are forces over things

someone has forced a window there is no

violence over people in the end has

put a knife in the neck to the poor

Baker is not a theft either because

there is neither violence on people nor

strength over things

with these two images you know

differentiate two criminal types robbery and

theft

practical example what is this

we have a woman who is reading the

Good luck to a couple of unsuspecting

it’s a picture you’re seeing in 1602

account the 17th century and we have to which

is reading buenaventura the two

young while in the part of

back two accomplices are stealing

the bag there is violence on

people there is strength over things this

that the robbery robbery you can already study

right when you want you realize

how have you started from good next

example in criminology the

criminology is based on four major

elements

the study of the victim and the aggressor

of crime and criminal policy

that the state follows to control those

three other elements we’re going to see two of

they

this very academicist picture painted him

david about the death of mark a

for is a very character

introverted because during the

French revolution much of the

French considered that he was the

guilty that in France there would be

an era of terror erupted

in fact the concept of terrorism that

today unfortunately we all know

emerges then the

dictionaries from the time of

terror that led mara

here we see in a position in the

bathtub always greeted me better

ask and sir who did the bathtub

is that I had a skin condition and

had to take vinegar baths with

which always used to be in the

bathtub attending the affairs of state

they have stabbed me and is with the

fallen arm has just passed away the scene

it reminds me a lot of a christ does not

I know you but yes in the middle

we merged an image of the virgin

it seems that it is a position of Christ that

he has just died and they have just descended

from the cross

actually marauded in this pictures we

shows the turning point is

placed on the victim

look at this same scene the background and

it is not black

the fund is france because what

matter is france the character of matt

has moved to a second place

here who has the singing voice is

be it because of the murderous defeat I was

convinced that the country was going to

work much better without marathon the

objective was to kill him and remove him from

medium and in this box

we are going to find that the author

has focused the point of view not on the

victim but in the executioner in the

aggressor is a good example of how the

same scene we can study from

different points of view so that

let’s have a global vision and not only

the perspective of one of the

protagonists of the events

we continue we will ask now

how can we explain concepts of

mental disorders with pictures the

deceased chief milk

the Australian actor is represented

in this box with the prototype of the

schizophrenia if we have to imagine the

schizophrenia we’re all going to think about

his cartoons where we have here

angelito good current pineapple do not do it

do not do it

and here the red demon that tells you

do it do it

this box show us the

hallucinations typical of a

schizophrenic

but we can also use the

piquetism within the disorders

sexual one of the prototypes

related to sadism is the

piqueterismo only a French concept

of piqué that is a kind of small

milestone dagger on it

which we find that a person is going

to enjoy sex when he stabs

his partner and makes him bleed by

many places

the picture a handful of piquetitos the

awesome mexican frida kahlo

perfectly represents that moment in

which we are going to find as a

man has killed his wife using

this mental disorder that you tell me about

exhibitionism of this woman and

bailaor ísmodes the child are all

good signs of mental disorder and

next we are going to see a picture that

It seems shocking to me

tell reina sofía de madrid what is

where is this box that please what

will be better because it is in

a room that when he entered the room

it turns out that the painting is there behind

you see when this box salts

ramón casas is very little known

ramón casas had the good fortune of

create the logo Codorniú

bottles of monkey anise the one

we all use at Christmas with the

raca raca raca raca good that’s what

did this man ramón houses but

painted this picture

if you read the first articles of

Spanish penal code of 1822

Articles 17 to 26

this picture as it was executed in Spain

how you would take someone to the

Cadalso has to go

the scene takes place outside the walls

of prison because it was not so much

of imparting justice facing the accused but

intimidate the whole society so that

they were afraid and they did not

this same and will compete the same crime

the scaffold has to be made of wood

painted black

the inmate has to go to the vile club

dressed in black if she is a homicidal

whites and is killer and with all this

entourage of brothers with a series of

standards in which the

The crime committed by this person is

a striking picture to see the

truculent way of imparting justice

that was the way of life especially in the

Spain of the old regime and

first moments of the modern age and

let’s end with the simpsons

these serious and serious can be explained

criminology with the simpsons I see them

And when I say I see I mean

I see revealed we already know all those who

happens on television in the passes that

they give their drawings I can practically

speak to homer simpson in almost all

episodes when you have to explain to

the students of criminology the theory

of the rational option results the

theory of the economic option forgiveness

it turns out that many times thieves do not

they are only going to act according to

costs and benefits not only for the

money but many times they will act as

so that they will meet expectations

achieving a feat bart simpson that

cut out tony’s car badge

the fat simply and simply by then

show off in front of all your

fellow maltreats at school

primary springfield and especially

in front of nelson but is that also

if I have to explain the biotypes is

much easier to catch Mr. barnes

ashley that already homer to explain to the

students the biotypes and then propose them

a game to tell you what you see that

it turns out that I always propose to

end of class an animus iocandi a

game and the ultimate goal is that these

students can see that it is very complicated

adjust many times to the biotypes

with these other four celebrities

characters of the simpsons are also

explain family trees

criminals and how the little boy of

voice of the secondary actor bob is already in

budding to become a criminal

all this has not been more than a

brushstroke of what art can

offer them when explaining the

criminology

the goal is that if you have a good

attitude despite criticism and

what others say we care is

leave the frame

many thanks

[Applause]

[Music]

lolo

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