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| "Fountain", Marcel Duchamp, 1917 |
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| "David-Henri Kahnweiler", Pablo Picasso, 1910 |
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| "Figure", Andre Masson, 1927 |
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| "Interventionist Demonstration", Carlo Carra, 1914 |
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| "The Joy of Life", Henri Matisse, 1906 |
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| "Les Demoiselles D'Avignon", Pablo Picasso, 1907 |
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| "The Persistence of Memory", Salvador Dali, 1931 |
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| "Composition with Grid 9", Piet Mondrian, 1919 |
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| "Number One", Jackson Pollock, 1948 |
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| "Guitar", Pablo Picasso, 1912 |
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| "Marilyn Diptych", Andy Warhol, 1962 |
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| "Cut With the Kitchen Knife", Hannah Hoch, 1919 |
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Dada Photo Montage
Taking the fabric of the dominant media and uses that to show the reality of a diseased culture
Machines that don't work/disintegration- opposite of futurism
Photo montage as a remodelling of cubist grid |
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Released year Marilyn died
pop art style
difference and symmetry simultaneously + repetition
Assembly line?
Market product or emotional statement
Uses new form of cubist grid |
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Sculpture
Cardboard > metal
First cubist sculpture |
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Abstract expressionism
Poured painting, classic ~sober~ Pollock
Gestural painting
Can be read as modification of the accordionist
Multiple interpretations |
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Abstraction as an offshoot of cubism
Symbolist
Theosophy
Minimalism for truth |
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Surrealist
Pre-modern representational- shading, perspective
Illusionistic
Dream state/imagination |
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Transitional work
Beginning of Picasso's abstraction/early cubism
Vulgar, prostitutes, aggressive gaze
Masks and distortion of body |
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Expressionist
Colour to express feeling
Callback to Greek antiquity
re-invention of classicism |
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Collage
Futurism
Interested in tearing down world to build it up again
Language in state of flux
Airplane propeller |
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Surrealist
Automatic drawing
Fluid line |
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Analytic cubism
Use of grid
Monochromatic
Depth through gradiation
Grid shatters recognizable form- lines and planes intersect to form picture |
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Ready-made/Dada
Mocks artistic authorship
Questions cultural status of art |
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Art movements that pushed the boundaries of what was acceptable
Movements that pushed art forward |
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nineteen tens
Analytic and synthetic
GRID
Analytic=monochromatic |
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Dream state and imagination
Connected to automatic drawing |
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From WWone
Tear down for the sake of tearing down, everything is meaningless
Connected to ready mades of duchamp |
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Celebration of machine
Condemnation of history
Break down world to build up |
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Colour for feeling
Anti-naturalist |
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Literally all of the things
Range of gestures |
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