Dada, Art and Anti-artThames and Hudson, 1978 - 246 pagina's |
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Pagina 207
... pop - art is said to have been coined by the Englishman Alloway ) , but because it is aimed at our prefabricated way of life and way of thinking , because it has turned the popular , folk elements of a tangible thing into an object of ...
... pop - art is said to have been coined by the Englishman Alloway ) , but because it is aimed at our prefabricated way of life and way of thinking , because it has turned the popular , folk elements of a tangible thing into an object of ...
Pagina 213
... Pop Art , the surrender to nothingness , can not wholly destroy the transcendental significance of art . Humanity still asserts itself . Man the artist lives on in figures like Alan Kaprow or Tinguely , that mixture of businessman ...
... Pop Art , the surrender to nothingness , can not wholly destroy the transcendental significance of art . Humanity still asserts itself . Man the artist lives on in figures like Alan Kaprow or Tinguely , that mixture of businessman ...
Pagina 214
... Pop Art's desperate enthusiasm for the ' beautiful ' moment confirms that the bargain still holds . There is some ... art today seems to be lurching from one recipe for success to another . But this is only on the surface . " Creation ...
... Pop Art's desperate enthusiasm for the ' beautiful ' moment confirms that the bargain still holds . There is some ... art today seems to be lurching from one recipe for success to another . But this is only on the surface . " Creation ...
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The UnCommunity | 122 |
RH and | 128 |
Hanover Dada | 137 |
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