Seven Dada Manifestos and LampisteriesAlma Books, 21 jun 2018 - 129 pagina's This volume contains Tristan Tzara's famous manifestos, which first appeared between 1916 and 1921 and became essential texts of the modern movement and models for Breton's Surrealist manifestos. Art for Tzara was both deadly serious and a game, and the playfulness of his character is apparent not only in his polemic, which often uses dadaist typography, but in the delightful drawings contributed by Francis Picabia.In addition, this volume also contains Tzara's Lampisteries - articles that throw light on various art forms contemporary with his own work, at a time when art, weary of the old certainties, turned into subjective and often abstract forms, favouring the reality of the mind over that of the senses. |
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... words that had a final ring, then they would exude, shout out the verse, and dress it up in dolls' bootees, and the verse became a queen in order to die a little, and the queen became a sardine, and the children ran hither and yon ...
... words that had a final ring, then they would exude, shout out the verse, and dress it up in dolls' bootees, and the verse became a queen in order to die a little, and the queen became a sardine, and the children ran hither and yon ...
Pagina 3
Tristan Tzara. II. DADA. MANIFESTO. 1918. The magic of a word — DADA — which for journalists has opened the door to an ... words. # To impose one's A.B.C. is only natural — and therefore regrettable. Everyone does it in the form of a ...
Tristan Tzara. II. DADA. MANIFESTO. 1918. The magic of a word — DADA — which for journalists has opened the door to an ... words. # To impose one's A.B.C. is only natural — and therefore regrettable. Everyone does it in the form of a ...
Pagina 4
... word that throws up ideas so that they can be shot down; every bourgeois is a little playwright, who invents different subjects and who, instead of situating suitable characters on the level of his own intelligence, like chrysalises on ...
... word that throws up ideas so that they can be shot down; every bourgeois is a little playwright, who invents different subjects and who, instead of situating suitable characters on the level of his own intelligence, like chrysalises on ...
Pagina 8
... words, heads I win and tails you lose, dressed up to look scholarly. If I shout: Ideal, ldeal, Ideal Knowledge, Knowledge, Knowledge, Boomboom, Boomboom, Boomboom I have recorded fairly accurately Progress, Law, Morals, and all the ...
... words, heads I win and tails you lose, dressed up to look scholarly. If I shout: Ideal, ldeal, Ideal Knowledge, Knowledge, Knowledge, Boomboom, Boomboom, Boomboom I have recorded fairly accurately Progress, Law, Morals, and all the ...
Pagina 11
... words towards illusory conclusions and centres. Its chains kill, an enormous myriapod that asphyxiates independence. If it were married to logic, art would be living in incest, engulfing, swallowing its own tail, which still belongs to ...
... words towards illusory conclusions and centres. Its chains kill, an enormous myriapod that asphyxiates independence. If it were married to logic, art would be living in incest, engulfing, swallowing its own tail, which still belongs to ...
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TRISTAN TZARA | 23 |
MONSIEUR AA THE ANTIPHILOSOPHER SENDS US THIS MANIFESTO | 27 |
DADA MANIFESTO ON FEEBLE LOVE AND BITTER LOVE | 31 |
APPENDICES | 49 |
guillaume appollinaire is dead | 71 |
r huelsenbeck prieres fantas tiques | 73 |
note on poetry | 75 |
pierre reverdy les ardoises du toit les jockeys camoufles | 79 |
francis picabia lathlete des pompes funebres rateliers platoniques | 81 |
francis picabia pensees sans langage | 83 |
open letter to jacques riviere | 87 |
art and hunting | 89 |
COLONIAL SYLLOGISM | 51 |
Lampisteries | 53 |
note on art | 55 |
note on negro art | 57 |
note on art h arp | 59 |
guillaume apollinaire le poete assassine les mamelles de tiresias | 61 |
pierre reverdy le voleur de talan | 63 |
pierre albertbirot trente et un poemes de poche | 67 |
note on negro poetry | 69 |
dada proverb | 91 |
the bankruptcy of humour reply to a questionnaire | 93 |
I have seen the deflatable man at the olympia | 95 |
note on the comte de lautreamont or the cry | 97 |
insideout photography man ray | 99 |
reply to a questionnaire | 103 |
lecture on dada | 107 |
Notes | 113 |
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Seven Dada Manifestos and Lampisteries Tristan Tzara,Francis Picabia,Barbara Wright Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 2011 |
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