Dada, Art and Anti-artThames and Hudson, 1978 - 246 pagina's |
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Pagina 49
... visual artists , for the true ' language- of Paradise ' went much deeper than the wild anti - art propaganda of the move- ment's published statements , which was based on social , moral and psychological arguments . If Ball , whose ...
... visual artists , for the true ' language- of Paradise ' went much deeper than the wild anti - art propaganda of the move- ment's published statements , which was based on social , moral and psychological arguments . If Ball , whose ...
Pagina 170
... visual artists . Pain- ting does appear in Paris alongside literature , but the painters did not play a decisive part ; their work neither influenced the Paris movement essentially nor was influenced by it . The visual artists continued ...
... visual artists . Pain- ting does appear in Paris alongside literature , but the painters did not play a decisive part ; their work neither influenced the Paris movement essentially nor was influenced by it . The visual artists continued ...
Pagina 171
... visual medium could not , by its very nature , give form to pure protest . Unless they rejected the visual altogether as a field of formal creation and communication ( as Duchamp did ) they had to achieve communication by means of un ...
... visual medium could not , by its very nature , give form to pure protest . Unless they rejected the visual altogether as a field of formal creation and communication ( as Duchamp did ) they had to achieve communication by means of un ...
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Introduction | 9 |
Laughter | 64 |
The Café Odéon | 67 |
Copyright | |
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