-deliberate disharmonies-was controversial because of its thick swatches of crude, arbitrary, nonnaturalistic color and its broad and blunt brushwork
-spiritual affinity to animals which Marc felt were more “primitive” and thus purer than humans, enjoying a more spiritual relationship with nature-painted animals more than humans
-was one of the first artists to to investigate the theoretical possibility of purely abstract painting-different colors express different emotions
-was a member of the avant-garde (strikingly new) artists and was fascinated with the subject of traveling acrobats-worked with “primitive” art-one of the most radical and complex paintings of the twentieth century
-the two artists had a close working relationshipShows the kind of relatively small-scale still-life paintings that the two artists experimented with originallyWas a move toward the gradual abstraction of recognizable subject matter and space is evidentElements have lost their natural spiritual relations but their coherent shapes as wellA) Analytic cubism for both artists- reflect the breaking out of form
-complete abstraction-collage- composed of separate elements pasted together
-Combination of technology and speed combined with Cubism to create Futurism -based on the photograph of a Belgian armored car on a train going over a bridge
-was a futurist-figure striding powerfully through space
-the supremacy of pure feeling in creative art
-the exterior’s only function was to provide protection from the elements
-icon of the international style -domino destruction
-one of Wright’s first masterpieces in Prairie style-was designed around a central chimney
-believed that buildings should not simply sit on the landscape but exist in it
-composed of interlocking gray and white planes of varying sizes, combined with horizontal and vertical accents in primary colors and black
-three primary colors and three neutrals and a grid of horizontal and vertical lines in his search for the essence of higher beauty and the balance of forces
-believed that the design should emerge organically
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-considered to be Dada’s opening moment
-one of the most controversial works of art in the modern age of art(concept of the readymade- transforming the ordinary into works of art)
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-”modified readymade”- In changing this famous picture he turned a sacred cultural artifact into an object of crude ridicule
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-collage of printed fragments from the street with newspaper scraps to comment on the postwar disorder of defeated Germany
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-collages images and words from the popular press, political posters, and photographs to create a complex and angry critique of the Weimar Republic in 1919
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-surrealist artists employed a variety of techniques including automatism- the control of the artist is foregone-shows a nightmarish scene of wooden-looking monsters who advance against some unseen opponent
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-biomorphic- an organic shape resembling a living form-Dali arrived at his imagery by writing down his nightmares and merely painting what his paranoid-critical mind had conjured up
GROSS-was part of the surrealist movement; one of the few women to be invited to join the movement-transformed to ordinary objects into an uncanny object that is simultaneously desirous and deeply disturbing