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Indianartworks.com - promoting artists art encyclopedia online website gallery India Art For Art's Sake: Art that is free of moral, political, philosophical or social claims, and made simply for its own sake. Only the means of expression differ, and the nature of the experience is of a particular kind, often expressible equally well in drawing, painting, or sculpture, though in some cases limited to one of the three modes of expression. Abstract: The experience of the abstract presupposes in the artist a particular mental or spiritual attitude, which is fundamentally the same for all branches of the visual arts. www.indianartworks.com /artopaedia/index.htm

Dada on Encyclopedia.com Bibliography: See R. Short, Dada and Surrealism (1980); S. Foster, ed., Dada-Dimensions (1985); H. Richter, Dada: Art and Anti-Art (1985); R. Motherwell, ed., The Dada Painters and Poets (1951, 2d ed. Publication: Parachute: Contemporary Art Magazine; Author: ; Source: MAGAZINES The literary manifestations of Dada were mostly nonsense poems—meaningless random combinations of words—which were read in public. www.encyclopedia.com /html/D/Dada.asp

AllRefer.com - Dada (European Art, 1600 To The Present) - Encyclopedia See R. Short, Dada and Surrealism (1980); S. Foster, ed., Dada-Dimensions (1985); H. Richter, Dada: Art and Anti-Art (1985); R. Motherwell, ed., The Dada Painters and Poets (1951, 2d ed. • Literature and the Arts > Art and Architecture The literary manifestations of Dada were mostly nonsense poems : meaningless random combinations of words : which were read in public. reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/D/Dada.html

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STUCKISM 'Stuckism' was a word coined by Charles Thomson in mid-January 1999 as the name for an art group. The first appearance of Stuckism in an encyclopaedia: Styles, Schools and Movements, an Encyclopaeditc Guide to Modern Art (Amy Dempsey, Thames and Hudson 2002). We would of course make a similar comparison between the 'fast food' junk-art of the conceptual Brit Art school and the organic art of Stuckism. www.stuckism.com /quotes.html   (1987 words)

Head vs. Heart: a Critique of the Stuckist Manifesto Stuckism stands as much for what it opposes ­ postmodern conceptual and installation art, etc. ­ as for what it champions: a spiritual renewal in art, particularly painting, following the lead of its prime exemplar Van Gogh. "Stuckism's objective is to bring about the death of Post Modernism, to undermine the inflated price structure of Brit Art and instigate a spiritual renaissance in art and society in general. "Stuckism" is a self-bestowed name conveying an attitude of defiance: it is similar to those names of movements which, while at face value seem derogatory and ridiculous, become more widely known as praiseworthy (like Fauvism, Primitivism, Art Brut). www.primitivebirdgroup.co.nz /mxart14.html   (1789 words)

Fine-Art.com - Community - Ever heard of 'Stuckism' Stuckism = 'You are stuck, your art is stuck, you are going nowhere!' They reject post Duchampian conceptual art and in particular 'Brit Art' as being 'art'. Fine-Art.com - Community - Ever heard of 'Stuckism' dart.fine-art.com /aqd-asp-im_99771-buy-m.htm   (81 words)

The Realization and Suppression of Situationism--Bob Black The presentation in English of most Situationist and pro-situ texts has sharply tilted toward the suppression, not the realisation of art, diminishing the holism of the tendency and perhaps contributing to Situationist theory's exaggerated reputation for aridity. This exemplifies the Situationist aspiration to reintegrate art and everyday life. As Mustapha Khayati -- an Algerian Situationist and possibly the SI's most accessible polemicist -- put it: "The realization of art -- poetry in the situationist sense -- means that one cannot realize oneself in a 'work,' but rather realizes oneself period." After art comes the art of living. www.primitivism.com /situationism.htm   (5022 words)

Neoism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Neoism also gathered players with backgrounds in graffiti and street performance, language writing (later known as language poetry), experimental film and video, Mail Art, the early Church of the Subgenius and gay and lesbian culture. In non-Neoist terms, Neoism could be called an international subculture which in the beginning put itself into simultaneous continuity and discontinuity with, among others, experimental arts (such as Dada, Surrealism, Fluxus and Concept Art), punk culture, industrial music and electropop, political and religious free-spirit movements, Science Fiction literature, 'pataphysics and speculative science. In 1979, Neoism grew out of the mail art network, particularly those parts of mail art that emphasized - rather than the exchange of artwork - alternative lifestyles, pranks, practical jokes, the use of pseudonyms and experimentation with identity. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Neoism   (804 words)

20th Century Neoism was a shared myth between art networkers, both a bond and a parody. A strategy which consisted of each participant re-interpreting and adding to the established mythology of the pseudo-movement, Neoism was an open concept in that each participant could contribute to and elaborate upon a given structure. And as such it mirrored the larger network of mail art from which Neoism had sprung. www.nelepets.com /art/20c/60-69/1962-FLUXUS.htm   (2926 words)

- - - the anti-lunatic squad : bad format records - - Bad Format Records, founded in 1998, was a label created to publish the collaboration in audio art related to performance art works. All audio work in Girls in a Cage albums are sounds used in performance art pieces as well as in films and videos. Bad Format Records is a low-budget record label, whose main interest is the promotion of audio art. antilunaticsquad.perfopuerto.org /bfr_en.htm   (2926 words)

NEOIST WORLD CONGRESS plus NEOIST WORLD'S FAIR - OCTOBER 2005 Although it is in no way necessary to : know anything about Neoism in order to create Neoist (anti-)artworks or to : proclaim a Neoist manifesto you might appreciate some basic information on : the subject... For three : years no work of art was produced by Neoist anti-artists what eventually : lead to the collapse of the art market in the early 90ies. Neoism : may or may not continue along its historical trajectory since it starts over : fresh on a daily basis. www.pataphysics-lab.com /boarded/messagettes/689.html   (1226 words)

Peter Klint in den Kieler Nachrichten, der Times und anderen Medien A new art exhibit on Chapel Street between Church and Orange Streets, "The War on Bush," displays the strong anti-war sentiment of the Stuckist art group -- an international art group formed in reaction to what they deem gimmicky conceptual art. Just a few weeks ago, while on the phone with Stuckism founder Charles Thomson, Richards decided to change the focus of the exhibit to reflect an anti-war message. Richards said the show started off as simply an international arts show. www.portraitfirma.de /presse8.htm   (534 words)

Bohème Magazine Online - The First Bohème Manifesto The Spectre of a New Bohemianism is haunting the so-called Art Establishment, a dictatorship that has none of the blessings of art and all of the curses of the establishment. Inspired by their example, we will overthrow the establishment and build the foundations of a new revolution in art for a century that will revile all previous centuries in artistic evolution and creativity. The goal of this movement, this New Bohemianism, is nothing less than the overthrow of the art establishment and the building of a new revolution in all the arts. www.boheme-magazine.net /php/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=330   (962 words)

Bibliography of Aesthetics Richard Turner "Art and Anti-art" in Anti-clockwise no. 3 Hans Richter, Dada: Art and Anti-Art (London, 1965) Barbara Rose, Autocritique: Essays on Art and Anti-Art 1963-1987 (1988) www.henryflynt.org /aesthetics/bibaesth.html   (962 words)

By Danny Gregory: Comment on The Art of War That said, I've seen a fair amount of art about the war and terrorism lately (although I am in Britain, where it's far easier to be openly anti-war), so I do think that artists are responding. THere are lots of underground artists out there speaking out with their art about the war and the state of the world. Patti Smith has just released an album with a lot of anti-war stuff on it. www.dannygregory.com /cgi-bin/mt/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=171   (1712 words)

History of Surrealism In fact, the bourgeoisie embraced this "rebellious" new art so thoroughly that anti-art became Art, the anti-academy the Academy, the anti-conventionalism the Convention, and the rebellion through chaotic images, the status quo. Surrealism as we know it today is closely related to some forms of abstract art. At the opening ceremony of The Art of This Century Museum on 57th St. in Manhattan, Peggy Guggenheim, the founder, was wearing one earring by Yves Tanguy, the surrealist, and another by Alexander Calder, the abstractionist. www.bway.net /~monique/history.htm   (1712 words)

portland imc - 2004.10.27 - Last Thursday protest art openings Bette Lee's no RNC in NYC protest photos will be on display at THE KNOW and the best of the rest of the anti-war protest photography she has done while on assignment for the Portland Alliance will be on display just two blocks up the street at the Alberta Street Arts Pavilion. There will be a separate multimedia anti-war art show at the Alberta Arts pavillion with a portion of the proceeds going to support the Northwest Veterans for Peace. Just two blocks east at the Alberta Street Arts Pavillion there will be a separate anti-war art show. portland.indymedia.org /en/2004/10/300984.shtml   (1712 words)

Artists and Makers - Stuckism Retrospective In Hove Stuckism is a radical and controversial art group that was co-founded in 1999 by Charles Thomson and Billy Childish (who left in 2001) along with eleven other artists. The Stuckism web site, started by Ella Guru, has disseminated these ideas, and in five years Stuckism has grown to an international art movement with over 100 groups round the world. One of them Remodernism inaugurates a renewal of spiritual values for art, culture and society to replace the emptiness of current Postmodernism. artistsandmakers.com /article.php?story=20050818121453605&mode=print   (210 words)

Catholic News Agency The Catholic League is demanding that an image of Pope Benedict XVI surrounded by swastikas be removed from a Florida art exhibit at the Broward Art Guild. Catholic League president William Donohue said he was alerted to the issues regarding the art exhibit, called Controversy, May 31. I feel very sorry for anyone that has an anti Catholic agenda, they are truly showing their ignorance and lack of respect. www.catholicnewsagency.com /new.php?n=4076   (2514 words)

Anti Racist T-shirt-Art Contest Tour (ART-ACT) Enter the "Anti Racist T-shirt-Art Contest Tour" - ART-ACT. Tour your art, name, bio, and contact information around cyberspace. www.art-teez.org /x_racist.htm   (64 words)

Fibonacci II TAUBMAN COLLEGE of Architecture and Urban Planning In other words, the antithesis of mathematics." After reading the book "The Geometry of Art and Life" by Matia Ghyka, that developed an interesting correlation of mathematics and art, and explained the Fibonacci sequence of numbers, I was now prepared to contest Max Bill's statement. This sequence of numbers starts with the number ONE, is followed by the number TWO, and continues with each successive number being the sum of the two preceding numbers, e.g., 1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89,114,233,377,610, and so on. I always regard mathematics as a science that dealt exclusively with numbers and symbols, whereas art dealt with aesthetics, the study or theory of beauty, and the psychological responses to it. www.caup.umich.edu /newsevents/2003/fibonacci2.html   (64 words)

Anti-Copright_Art__The__Public_Library__Exhibition1086084000.txt From early movements such as Situationism, mail art and plunderphonics to net and software art, the widely ranging palette includes such artists as the Situationist International, Lloyd Dunn, Cornelia Sollfrank, Alvar Freude and Sebastian Lütgert. What relevance will copyright-critical art take on in the future? All works on display are either under free license or subject to no copyright at all. www.wizards-of-os.org /typo3temp/Anti-Copright_Art__The__Public_Library__Exhibition1086084000.txt   (61 words)

Graffiti The Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003 is the latest anti graffiti legislation to be passed in Britain. These movements or styles tend to classify the artists by their relationship to their social and economic contexts, since graffiti art is still illegal in many forms, in most countries. These developments of graffiti art which took place in art galleries, colleges as well as "on the street" or " underground ", contributed to the resurfacing in the 1990's of a far more overtly politicized form in the subvertising, culture jamming or 'tactical media' movements. www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/graffiti   (61 words)

THIS HEAVEN GIVES ME MIGRAINE The duo had studied at the University of Leeds with former Situationist and socialist art historian T. (Tim) Clark. Gill and King fit the mold of many British art students turned pop and rock and roll musicians. Clark's book on Courbet resonates with the view that "bourgeois society is efficient in making all art its own" and asserts that the "avant-garde... www.gangoffour.us /interviews.php   (11488 words)

Stuckism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Stuckism is a British art Movement founded in 1999 by Billy Childish and Charles Thomson to promote figurative painting in opposition to conceptual art. The name Stuckism was coined by Thomson in response to a comment, made by artist Tracey Emin to Childish, then her boyfriend, which he had recorded in a poem as: From 2002 to 2005 Thomson ran the Stuckism International Centre and Gallery in Shoreditch, London. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stuckism   (1030 words)

Music under Soviet rule: The Shostakovich Debate: A Manual for Beginners At its simplest, revisionism consists of the view that Shostakovich was, for much of his life, in conflict with the Soviet regime; and that, as such, his actions, creative and personal, betoken a man of considerable moral stature whose associated thoughts and feelings are tangible in his music, in ways both general and particular. Revisionism argues that, since we grow and change (and since what we know about a work of art inescapably modifies our view of it), artistic appreciation can never be finite; instead, we are always in a developing relationship with any work of art, as we are with life. This new polarisation opens room for a more substantial centrist position on Shostakovich in which it may be argued that current terms and stances are "too black-and-white" and that the truth is to be sought in a "balanced" position in between. www.siue.edu /~aho/musov/deb/begin.html   (1030 words)

svet umetnosti 2000/01 In Neoism the use of 'multiple names' is very common and it started between Canada and the United States with the concept of the 'open pop star' where various people were supposed to perform under the name Monty Cantsin. In opposition to artistic concepts it is much clearer in politics that the battle for filling up the contents is present, i.e. When my book on Neoism was published, one of the book critics defined my art history as art hysteria. www.ljudmila.org /scca/worldofart/english/0001/int_oliver_ang.htm   (2514 words)

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