La obra, renunciando a una definición precisa de arte, reconoce que hay objetos de arte y objetos culturales, que, propiamente en esa capacidad, son relevantes también en términos legales, y trata de avanzar algunas reflexiones sobre la relevancia del arte en relación con la disciplina europea de contratos públicos y, en particular, con lo que puede deducirse de la Directiva 2014/24/UE, que puede entenderse como una especie de signo cultural capaz de ofrecer indicaciones sobre cómo se percibe el arte en Europa, también en términos políticos, en esta fase histórica. Por lo tanto, el documento examina el uso de procedimientos negociados sin publicación previa de un aviso de contrato, para la «creación o adquisición de una única obra de arte o realización artística», y para hacerlo enfrenta el problema del objeto de adquisición por «autoridades de contratación» que trata de cosas o realizaciones (obras, suministros o servicios) relacionadas con productos artísticos, examinando las necesidades que una administración pública puede tener en relación con la obtención de la disponibilidad de una obra de arte, y los diferentes modos de este tipo de adquisición. Finalmente, el estudio examina el tema de las «exposiciones de arte», tratando de demostrar que son objetos autónomos, que están representados en la directiva europea bajo la dicción «actuación artística única».
The work, renouncing to a precise definition of art, acknowledges that there are art objects and cultural objects, which, in this way, are relevant also in legal terms, and try to advance some reflections on the relevance of art in relation to the European discipline of public contracts and, in particular, what can be deduced from Directive 2014/24 / EU, which can well be understood as a sort of cultural sign that can provide insights into how art is perceived in Europe, even in political terms, in this historical phase. The paper therefore examines the use of negotiated procedures without prior publication of a contract notice, for the «creation or acquisition of a unique work of art or artistic performance», and to do so faces the problem of the object of the procurement by “contracting authorities” which deals with things or performances (works, supplies or services) relating to artistic products, by examining the needs which a public administration may have in relation to obtaining the availability of a work of art, and the different modes of this type of acquisition. Finally, the study examines the theme of «art exhibitions», trying to prove that they are autonomous objects, which are represented in the European directive under the diction «artistic performance».
Breves consideraciones sobre la adquisición de obras de arte en la regulación europea de los contratos públicos
Forte P
2017-01-01
Abstract
The work, renouncing to a precise definition of art, acknowledges that there are art objects and cultural objects, which, in this way, are relevant also in legal terms, and try to advance some reflections on the relevance of art in relation to the European discipline of public contracts and, in particular, what can be deduced from Directive 2014/24 / EU, which can well be understood as a sort of cultural sign that can provide insights into how art is perceived in Europe, even in political terms, in this historical phase. The paper therefore examines the use of negotiated procedures without prior publication of a contract notice, for the «creation or acquisition of a unique work of art or artistic performance», and to do so faces the problem of the object of the procurement by “contracting authorities” which deals with things or performances (works, supplies or services) relating to artistic products, by examining the needs which a public administration may have in relation to obtaining the availability of a work of art, and the different modes of this type of acquisition. Finally, the study examines the theme of «art exhibitions», trying to prove that they are autonomous objects, which are represented in the European directive under the diction «artistic performance».I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.