Notes
Artist - Picabia (cubism) → inspired by paradoxical ideas
- Hannah Hoch → focussed weimar germany situation with
perspective of women (i.e. critique of bourgeois)
- Marcel Duchamp
- Joseph [Deiys] → Neo-dadist
- David Bowie
- Included Hans Arp, Tristan Tzara
Audience - f
World - Dada - negative reaction to horrors of war; Dada spread after world war
- Disillusionment, nihilism
- Zurich group: anti-war and anti-art
- Weimar Germany: modernity, critique of bourgeois
- Industrialisation in America, the absurd
Artwork - Performative art, surrealism
- Neo-dadaists = living, anti-art
- “The Murdering Airplane” by Max Ernst
Braindump - Duchamp ‘readymade’ revolutionised art
-
- Collage was favoured over traditional techniques
- 1920s dada artists converged in paris
- Frank zappa - influenced by dada art → music
- Starting culture all the way from the beginning unaffected by traditional
elders
- Choice was equivalent to creation - there were many unique objects in
existence - marcel duchamp
- Most destructive war
- Avant garde
- Influenced by mechanisation in america
- Spread at the end of the world wars
- Frank zappa and david bowie → music and costuming
- Echo marked disillusionment
-
- New aunty art revolutionised ideas of what constitutionalised an art work
- Coining the term ready made
- Used number of styles, experimenting with cubism and other expressive
styles
- Enthusiasm fro mechanism in america
- Unconventional. Hidden irony
- Anti war, anti art
- Regular events with experimental readings music and dancing
Spread at the end of world war, paris and berlin
Critic of bourgeoisie
Arp ernst, duchamp
Brought to and end 2iht the emergence of surrealism
Neo dadaists, the promotion of living anti art
Artist - Picabia (cubism) → inspired by paradoxical ideas
- Hannah Hoch → focussed weimar germany situation with
perspective of women (i.e. critique of bourgeois)
- Marcel Duchamp
- Joseph [Deiys] → Neo-dadist
- David Bowie
- Included Hans Arp, Tristan Tzara
Audience - f
World - Dada - negative reaction to horrors of war; Dada spread after world war
- Disillusionment, nihilism
- Zurich group: anti-war and anti-art
- Weimar Germany: modernity, critique of bourgeois
- Industrialisation in America, the absurd
Artwork - Performative art, surrealism
- Neo-dadaists = living, anti-art
- “The Murdering Airplane” by Max Ernst
Braindump - Duchamp ‘readymade’ revolutionised art
-
- Collage was favoured over traditional techniques
- 1920s dada artists converged in paris
- Frank zappa - influenced by dada art → music
- Starting culture all the way from the beginning unaffected by traditional
elders
- Choice was equivalent to creation - there were many unique objects in
existence - marcel duchamp
- Most destructive war
- Avant garde
- Influenced by mechanisation in america
- Spread at the end of the world wars
- Frank zappa and david bowie → music and costuming
- Echo marked disillusionment
-
- New aunty art revolutionised ideas of what constitutionalised an art work
- Coining the term ready made
- Used number of styles, experimenting with cubism and other expressive
styles
- Enthusiasm fro mechanism in america
- Unconventional. Hidden irony
- Anti war, anti art
- Regular events with experimental readings music and dancing
Spread at the end of world war, paris and berlin
Critic of bourgeoisie
Arp ernst, duchamp
Brought to and end 2iht the emergence of surrealism
Neo dadaists, the promotion of living anti art
