Carolina Dantas Cerqueira THE GIRL IN THE MUSEUM SHORT FILM EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WOMEN AND ART Dissertation in the context of the Masters in Design and Multimedia, advised by Paul Hardman and Alice Geirinhas and presented to the Faculty of Sciences and Technology / Department of Informatics Engineering. October 2020 Faculty of Sciences and Technology Department of Informatics Engineering The Girl At The Museum Short Film Exploring the Relationship between Women and Art Carolina Dantas Cerqueira
[email protected] Dissertation in the context of the Masters in Design and Multimedia, advised by Paul Hardman and Alice Geirinhas and presented to the Faculty of Sciences and Technology / Department of Informatics Engineering.. October 2020 Abstract Women have always been a subject of art but the art that they themselves create has been systematically excluded from art history records for centuries. This has left us with a one-sided point of view of the portrayal of women in art and of art itself. In order to tackle this discrepancy, this work intends to create an animation presenting and shining a spotlight on the work of several female artists. In order to create this film I will delve into the history of animation, more specifically animation which mixes both 2D and 3D animation techniques and analyze the films: "The Prince of Egypt", "Spirited Away", "Howl’s Moving Castle" and "Paperman", by examining how they utilize these techniques in order to tell a compelling story. All with the intention to create an animation showcasing several artworks by artists in different fields. The artists chosen to study were Geng Xue, Helena Almeida, Barbara Kruger, Berthe Morisot, Guntal Stölzl, Yayoi Kusama, Marina Abramović and Qing Han.