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1 dadaism 1916—1923

2 DA-DA-DA-DA-DA-DA-DA-DA-DA-DA-DA-DA-DA
Nonsense Romanian for Yes, Yes Paper knife in a French/German dictionary—French term for hobbyhorse Reaction to horrors of WWI

3 Rejected current standards in art
Began in Switzerland, artists Started after Cubism (1907- Present) Anti-art cultural works: poetry, theatre, art theory, graphic design, visual arts Anti-bourgeois Radical left Noted for demonstrations

4 Groundwork for new Art forms
Sound poetry Abstract art Performance art Installations Assemblage Photomontage

5 Kurt Schwitters ( ) Collage Artist --STAMPS --TICKET STUBS --GUM WRAPPERS Irgensowas (something or other) 1922

6 KURT SCHWITTER’S- Merzbau

7 Marcel Duchamp (1887-1968) nude descending a staircase 1912

8 Beatrice Wood ( ) “Mama of Dada” partial inspiration for Rose in Titanic Blindman’s Ball 1917

9 Influenced Later movements/isms
Surrealism (1923—split from Dada) Pop art Avant-garde Minimalists Conceptualism Performance art

10 Futurism umberto boccioni (1882-1916) Unique forms of continuity in space 1913

11 futurism/Metaphysicalism Giorgio morandi 1890-1964 natura morta ca

12 cubo-futurists --Kazimir Malevich (1879-1935) The knife grinder 1912

13 suprematism --Kazimir Malevich (1879-1935) The Black Square 1915

14 Minimalism --Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) composition #10 1937-42

15 Surrealism Salvador Dali (1904-1989) Persistence of Memory 1931

16 Dali designed the dream sequence in hitchcock’s 1945 film spellbound

17 Topological Abduction of Europe — Homage to René Thom Rene Thom: european Tectonic plates—spain pivoted precisely “where the railway station in Perpignan stands today.”

18 The Swallow’s tail 1983 Dali’s last work

19 Pop art Roy lichtenstein (1923-1997) drowning girl 1963

20 Neo-dadaists (social issues) Robert Rauschenberg (1925-2008) Combine

21 Movement in same time period as dada der blaue reiter Wassily Kandinsky Reiter (rider) 1911

22 Franz marc (1880-1916) tower of blue horses 1913 Fauvism

23 Bauhaus 1919-1933 Johannes itten (1888-1976) Farbkreis 1961

24 Joseph albers (1888-1976) Homage to the square: soft spoken 1969 Interaction of color

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