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Why Was Futurism Important?
This article summarizes the artistic movement known as Futurism and suggests its importance in early twentieth century modern art.
11 commentsWebsite Design - Dead Artists Make Great Website Designers
Current commentators on website design are predicting the re-emergence of hand drawn and painted images within web design. Here are ten artistic greats who would have made you the ultimate website.
7 commentsCashing out Dadaism
This hub is here to help understand Dada ideas on art and its worth. It includes a lot of Duchamp's thoughts on the piblic's prentitiousness and his rebellions against the social ideals.
2 commentsWhat is Dadaism and Dada Movement in Europe
Dada was a movement that arose in Europe in the aftermath of World War I horrors. Due to the war, a number of intellectuals, writers and artists congregated in Zurich. They were mostly of French...
0 commentsto see you naked is to recall the earth: nude paintings of the female form
I was in the zone researching for the second part of my series on art movements when I stumbled upon a major blockade - a parade of nude women that seem to appear in every high and low points of art history....
80 commentsIrving Penn's Extraordinary Portrait Photographs
At age 90 Irving Penn, the dean of American potrait photographers, continues his work in New York City. As did Richard Avedon, Penn began at Vogue magazine in the 1940s. Penn's portraits span time and subjects unmatched by any other photographer.
27 commentsDada - A hundred years of Counter Culture
Dada, an art movement created out of the fighting of the First World War, the begining of the Counter culture and anti-art movements.
3 commentsDuchamp: The MacGyver of the Art World?
MacGyver, that dramatic character so memorably portrayed by Richard Dean Anderson, has achieved the cultural cult status of adding to the dictionary (or at least the popular lexicon) the terms "MacGyverism"...
1 commentBook review of Understanding Installation Art from Duchamp to Holzer by Mark Rosenthal
The book Understanding Installation Art from Duchamp to Holzer, by Mark Rosenthal, is an insightful book into the nature and history of installation art. Mr. Rosenthal makes the case that the medium of...
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