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    boundaries are getting blurred and redefined and taken to their limits. The essence of all art comes from human contact. There is a vibration of unpredictability with natural mediums that allow the viewer to do an interpretation of the work. As Duchamp best said “The creative act is not performed by the artist alone; the spectator bring the work in contact with the external world by deciphering and interpreting its inner qualifications and thus adds his contribution to the creative act”(The Creative

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    THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DADA AND PUNK It is difficult to estimate when people began to create different theories‚ movements and ideologies with regards to what is positive and negative in the world that we live in. A part and parcel of human nature has always been an individual desire to be a part of the perfect world which unfortunately is mainly stimulated by individuals in power. Therefore this bore a disagreement and critique among minorities and has been exploding over the centuries in different

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    Art As a Political Statement The Futurists and Dada Movements Erin White I want to start out this paper by saying that this has been the most difficult paper I’ve ever had to write. Politics do not interest me‚ and this may be because I’m a romantic artist who prefers to turn away from the violence of wars‚ or the bickering between government leaders. I would rather just live and experience life‚ as opposed to dwelling on all that is wrong with the world. I know in my heart that by avoiding

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    For best results wash in cool water separately‚ hang dry and iron with warm iron. For not so good results drag behind car through puddles and blow dry on roof rack. This is a study and investigation in how an artist and their technique are viewed as non-conformist by the standards of their contemporaries and pioneers by future generations and how the reactions of the work changed art for the better or worse through their differing methods‚ going against the standard of their time created something

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    Most of the African American culture consists of descendants of African slaves who survived that were held in the United States from 1619 to 1865. African American culture includes immigrants from African‚ South American‚ and the Caribbean. During the period between the 1600s and the early 1800s‚ art consisted of drums‚ quilts‚ wrought-iron figures and vessels in the southern United States. There were slaves arriving from Africa as skilled craftsman‚ with the experience of working in similar media

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    Joseph Kosuth

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    Art After Philosophy (1969) Joseph Kosuth The fact that it has recently become fashionable for physicists themselves to be sympathetic toward religion . . . marks the physicists’ own lack of confidence in the validity of their hypotheses‚ which is a reaction on their part from the antireligious dogmatism of nineteenth-century scientists‚ and a natural outcome of the crisis through which physics has just passed. –A. J. Ayer. . . . once one has understood the Tractatus there will be no temptation

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    Neoclassicism - Essay 2

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    Neoclassicism‚ one of the major art movements‚ began around the middle of the 18th century and lasted until the first part of the 19th century. Just before the beginning of the Neoclassic movement the public ’s interest in the Renaissance and Classic Greek and Roman art began to come back to life. Along with the public ’s newly found interest in the renaissance and Greek and Roman art the public also began to oppose the previous styles of Rococo and Baroque (Sayre‚ 2010). Along with the public ’s

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    Baudrillard and Contemporary Artist Shannon McDonell Post Structuralism Diane Zeeuw December 6th‚ 2012 We live in the world of science fiction. With our ipods‚ iphones‚ tablets‚ laptops‚ etc. we have a vast amount of information on our finger tips. Through all of our online networks‚ blogs‚ websites‚ etc. we have a whole virtual world online. Baudrillard would term this as hyper reality where there is so much information exchanged that the foundation of our reality has changed. We

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    Artists often use manipulation of images or objects to change their original form‚ use or idea to create a new way of expressing the artist’s intended meaning. They can achieve this through reconstructing images and objects‚ ideas‚ materials and media. And collections of such images and objects can also be a form of manipulation. Self taught artist‚ Joseph Cornell uses manipulation his collection of everyday objects to convey a whole new meaning altogether. His works “Habitat group for a shooting

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    Impact of Industrial Revolution on Modern Art at the turn of the 20th Century. To understand most period and movements in modern art‚ one must first understand the context in which they occurred. When one looks at the various artistic styles‚ one will realize how artists react to historical and cultural changes and how artists perceive their relation to society. The transition between the 19th and 20th century has brought further development of modernistic ideas‚ concepts and techniques in

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