THE RELATION ART-VISUAL DEFICIENCY
Keywords:
Educação Especial, Arte, Deficiência Visual.Abstract
The art if has developed in the most diversified directions. Its field of
performance is very ample and passes for essentially motor areas and others nor in such a
way, offering to the innumerable researchers interest fields. However, the national
production evidencing the ways and Special methods of if working the art with People with
Necessities still is small being normally boarded the importance of the art and as it is being
seen for professors and other involved ones. Thus, one searched available research and
Brazilian experiences in the electronic space, that could contribute for the education of the
art the Deficient Appearances, mentioning its perceptions of difficulties, errors and
rightness in these experiences. They had been used as research base the Vestibule Capes,
Scielo and the Google, for being one of the instruments of used search more. The research
had indicated that the scientific production in the scope of the art still is scarce, mainly
directed the ways of work in arts with the deficient appearance.
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