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Dada & Surrealism:     more books (100)

Dada Turns Red: Politics of Surrealism by Helena Lewis, 1990-04-18 A Private Eye: Dada, Surrealism and More from the Brandt Collection by Frank Robinson, Andrea Inselmann, et all 2006-01 Fantastic Art, Dada, Surrealism by Alfred Hamilton Barr, 1980-12 Modern French Theatre. The Avant-Garde, Dada, and Surrealism. An Anthology of Plays. by Michael [Ed]; Jarry, Alfred ; Cocteau, Jean et al Benedikt, 1950-01-01 The Posthuman Dada Guide: tzara and lenin play chess (The Public Square) by Andrei Codrescu, 2009-02-02 Surrealism and the Visual Arts: Theory and Reception by Kim Grant, 2005-03-28 Surrealism (Movements in Modern Art) by Fiona Bradley, 1997-07-13 Memoirs of a Dada Drummer (The Documents of Twentieth Century Art) by Richard Huelsenbeck, 1991-06-06 Surrealism, Art, and Modern Science: Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, Epistemology by Gavin Parkinson, 2008-07-01 Dada: Art and Anti-Art (World of Art) by Hans Richter, 1997-05-17 Surrealism and Painting by Andre Breton, 2002-10-15 Dada in the Collection of The Museum of Modern Art Realism, Rationalism, Surrealism: Art Between the Wars (Modern Art Practices and Debates) by David Batchelor, Paul Wood, et all 1993-06-23 Surrealism (25) by Cathrin Klinsohr-Leroy, 2009-10-01

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41. AllLearn - Library - Learning Guides
    Modern Art dada and surrealism. WEBSITES. Thematic. dada and Surrealist Film Thiscollection of essays analyzes connections between film and dada and surrealism.  
    http://alllearn.org/er/lg/ModArtDadaSurr5K.shtml
    
    Extractions: This site is designed to provide information on the resources and services of the International Dada Archive at the University of Iowa Libraries, an extensive and scholarly system. Bibliographical information about the movement, writers, and artists, and links to other Internet resources are provided. Peggy Guggenheim Collection

42. AR308-3-FY:course Catalogue
    dada, surrealism and Constructivism all challenged the traditional mediums of oilpainting and sculpture we shall look at their innovative uses of film and  
    http://www2.essex.ac.uk/courses/pages/AR308-3-FY.asp
    
    Extractions: This course will examine 20th century art from several different perspectives. Historically, it will concentrate on European art in the period between the two World Wars, but it will also explore more general issues concerning ideas of "anti-art", and of an alternative "avant-garde" which challenged modernist notions of artistic autonomy. We shall begin with various aspects of Dada and its iconoclasm, from Marcel Duchamp's Readymades to Berlin Dada photomontage. Comparisons and contrasts will be drawn with the practices of the Russian Constructivists, and their utopian visions of the integration of artists into society. Surrealism was the major intellectual movement of the inter-war period, and we shall examine its origins and its aims, and its influence on the visual arts. We shall look at these ideas in the context not only of modernism but also of the rise of Totalitarianism and the revival of classical and realist values in art in the 1930s.

43. Dada And Surrealism
    Essay Title dada and surrealism. Essay Preview dada was a movement dedicatedto the obliteration of all accessible principles in life and art.  
    http://www.getfreeessays.com/show_essay/7838.html

44. Futurism, Dada, And Surrealism
    Futurism, dada, and surrealism. 4/25/2002. 43. Balla, Dynaminism ofa Dog on a Leash, 44. Severini, Armored Train in Action, 45. Severini  
    http://www.bridgew.edu/depts/art/hausrath/future/

45. XPOhaas - Dada & Surrealism Reviewed
    dada surrealism REVIEWED. In January 1978 an ambitious exhibition entitled'dada and surrealism Reviewed' opened at the Hayward Gallery, London.  
    http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/3278/110178.html
    
    Extractions: C L I C K - A R R O W S - F O R - N A V I G A T I O N Dream Target date 110178 In January 1978 an ambitious exhibition entitled 'Dada and Surrealism Reviewed' opened at the Hayward Gallery, London. It was perhaps fitting that the official guide to the show would draw parallels with religious movements rather than painting. 'Dada and Surrealism are not art movements' it began, 'they are not even literary movements with attendant artists. They are religions, with a view of the world, a code of behaviour...' Illustrated books featuring the works of Salvador Dali, Max Ernst and Georgio de Chirico had fired my enthusiasm for painting as a schoolboy. Now it was time to meet my makers. Key periods and geographic locations in the evolution of the two 'schools' were introduced by a wall-montage of relevant material from contemporary books, pamphlets, leaflets, bulletins, catalogues, posters and reviews. What followed was a detailed if not crowded rag-bag of art exhibits and icons, a characteristic of surrealist exhibitions of the past, and of private collections like the one belonging to devoted patron and jazz musician, George Melly. I nearly didn't make the opening as the snow was so bad. I was still a student at the college of art in Mansfield at the time and travelled by Express coach to Victoria station. I recall wiping condensation from the window with my sleeve to reveal snow-blind shoppers leaning into blizzard conditions, arms flapping like penguins. The weather was always worse in the north of course and the journey proceeded without further delay once we reached Leicester.

46. Dada & Surrealism
    dada surrealism Dreams, Chance and Hallucinations These are the coverand contents page for my highschool art folio, this project  
    http://www.geocities.com/calypso_rainbow/art_dada
    
    Extractions: These are the cover and contents page for my highschool art folio, this project concentrating on the Surrealists. I chose to study Surrealism in the media, in its' somewhat tamer forms. (Like Amidala's costume in Starwars and the Sorceresses/GF's of Final Fantasy 8). Needless to say, I was going through some kind of FF8 frenzy at the time, and was desparate to tie it into my artwork by any means possible! You can see the pictures I produced of Amidala and the FF8 ladies in the fanart section: "Declomanie Experiment" was also part of this project. You can see the final product, "Ultimecia's Apocalypse Get-Up" in the textiles design section.

47. BookHq: Dada And Surrealism By Matthew Gale (price Comparison)
    dada and surrealism by Matthew Gale Editionn/a Pages447 Book FormatSoftcoverISBN0714832618 Date Published11/1997 PublisherPhaidon Press, Incorporated  
    http://www.bookhq.com/compare/0714832618.html

48. A349 - Dada And Surrealism
    A349 dada and surrealism. Janet Kennedy Fall, 1999. Syllabus. Zurich and Berlindada New York dada. Max Ernst. Masson and Miro. De Chirico, Magritte, and Dali.  
    http://www.dlib.indiana.edu/collections/dido/classes/a349/fall99/

49. Art Dada - A Dadaist Exhibition Space Of The Ontological Museum
    dada remained dada and surrealism; surrealism. Fascinating study of the developmentof dada into surrealism, exemplified by the carrer of Max Ernst.  
    http://artdada.com/
    
    Extractions: Blago Bung, Blago Bung, Bosso Fatakal : First Texts of German Dada (Anti-Classics of Dada) by Richard Huelsenbeck (Contributor), Walter Sterner, Hugo Ball, Malcolm Green (Translator) Dada Performance by Mel Gordon (Editor) Theatrical Gestures of Belgian Modernism : Dada, Surrealism, Futurism, and Pure Plastic in the Twentieth Century Belgian Theatre (Belgian Francophone) by David Willinger (Editor), Luc Deneulin (Editor) by Milman From Kafka and Dada to Brecht and Beyond : Five Essays (Monatshefte Occasional Volume, No. 2) by Reinhold Grimm (Editor), Peter Demetz (Photographer), Richard Zipser (Editor)

50. Untitled
    Although it began partly as a reaction to dada, surrealism benefitedfrom dada's liberating effects. Some of dada's techniques were  
    http://www.towson.edu/~sallen/SURREAL/290Sur-Notes.html
    
    Extractions: Surrealism in art a style in which imagery is based on fantasy and the world of dreamsgrew out of a French literary movement founded during the 1920s. The term surrealist was coined by Guillaume Apollinaire in 1917; the artistic movement, however, came into being only after the French poet Andre BRETON published the first surrealist manifesto, Manifeste du surrealisme, in 1924. In this book Breton suggested that rational thought was repressive to the powers of creativity and imagination and thus inimical to artistic expression. An admirer of Sigmund Freud and his concept of the subconscious, Breton felt that contact with this hidden part of the mind could produce poetic truth. Breton soon recognized the kinship between his literary aims and the artistic aims of certain painters fascinated by Freudian concepts. In 1925, with Breton's encouragement, the first group exhibition of surrealist painting took place in Paris. Among those included were Giorgio de CHIRICO, Max ERNST, Andre MASSON, Joan MIRO, Pablo PICASSO, and Man RAY. The presurrealist paintings of de Chirico, done before 1919, were of particular influence to certain of the surrealists, including Max ERNST, Salvador DALI, Rene MAGRITTE, and Yves TANGUY. These painters developed a dreamlike, or hallucinatory, imagery that was all the more startling for its highly realistic rendering. Other painters, including Miro and Masson, used biomorphic forms and accidental effects that approached abstraction. Their work influenced the beginnings of abstract expressionism in the United States during the 1940s.

51. Dada And Surrealism (Art And Ideas)
    dada and surrealism (Art and Ideas).  
    http://hallarts.com/periods_styles/617.shtml

52. Free-CliffNotes.com - Dada Vs. Surrealism
    What elements of dada and surrealism suggest the influence of Freud? The20th Century marked a changed in how people viewed the known world.  
    http://www.free-cliffnotes.com/data/fb/prz121.shtml

53. Surrealism In The Fine Arts - Recommended Reading And Illustrated Books
    dada and surrealism (Art and Ideas), dada and surrealism (Art and Ideas)by Matthew Gale Paperback 448 pages (January 1998) Phaidon Press Inc.  
    http://www.esotericart.com/fringe/books/BookStore/books-art-surrealism.htm
    
    Extractions: "The artist's most unforgettable images come together in an exquisite study of his life and work. This comprehensive and provocative monograph traces the influences on Magritte's art while 400 illustrations show the full range of his work. Not only the well-known paintings but also lesser-known murals, photographs, sculptures, and commercial works are represented. 400 illustrations, 110 in full-color. " More Info Dada and Surrealism (Art and Ideas) by Matthew Gale "This book is incredible in its design and content. Th quality of the images and text is superb. It also bridges the history between Dada and surrealism presenting works of art in vivid color along the way. It serves as a resource of the two movements backgrounds and history as well as pleasing the eye with its many examples." More Info Salvador Dali :

54. Order Dada Texts And Music
    (Kaufen Sie das Buch jetzt!). English Books In the Mind's Eye dadaand surrealism; dada and surrealism (Art and Ideas), by Matthew  
    http://www.peak.org/~dadaist/ordering.html

55. INVENTORY OF THE YVES POUPARD-LIEUSSOU CORRESPONDENCE AND COLLECTED PAPERS ON DA
    INVENTORY OF THE YVES POUPARDLIEUSSOU CORRESPONDENCE AND COLLECTEDPAPERS ON dada AND surrealism, 1905-1984 (bulk, 1956-1979),  
    http://www.getty.edu/research/tools/special_collections/poupard_t1.html
    
    Extractions: INVENTORY OF THE YVES POUPARD-LIEUSSOU CORRESPONDENCE AND COLLECTED PAPERS ON DADA AND SURREALISM, 1905-1984 (bulk, 1956-1979) Descriptive Summary Administrative Information Biographical Note INVENTORY OF THE YVES POUPARD-LIEUSSOU CORRESPONDENCE AND COLLECTED PAPERS ON DADA AND SURREALISM, 1905-1984 (bulk, 1956-1979) Descriptive Summary Administrative Information Biographical Note ... Additional Information

56. History Of Surrealism
    Good introduction to surrealism maintained by Monica Sanchez.Category Arts Art History Movements surrealism He inherited the gusto for ugliness, scandal and chaos of the dada movementand the automatic surrealists. The Struggle of surrealism.  
    http://www.bway.net/~monique/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Diptych - 58"x57" each panel 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. She explained to her guests that this showed her neutrality in the conflict between the often hostile schools of Abstractionism and Surrealism. That was in 1941, yet soon after, Peggy's gallery and museum became a center for abstract expressionism, under the newly coined term Modernism. Since then, neither the Guggenheim, nor any other major player in the American art establishment, has bothered to show any neutrality. In fact, in 1941, Surrealism was declared dead and has been described as such in all art history books since that time. Therefore, the hundreds of artists working in this style who are originally from, or live in, the United States, have received no attention from critics, galleries or museums. This has left them outside the reach of three generations of Americans who, by and large, are unaware of the work done by surrealists during the second half of the century. Michael S. Bell, a specialist in American Art, researched the surrealist phenomena while he was assistant curator at the Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco. His research led him to the conclusion that:

57. Theatre In Dada And Surrealism (in MARION)
    Theatre in dada and surrealism. Title Theatre in dada and surrealismby JH Matthews. Author Matthews, JH. Published Syracuse  
    http://vax.vmi.edu/MARION/AAW-9759

58. Dada And Surrealism
    RESEARCH FOCUS This site will focus on the differences and similarities between dadaand surrealism. Excerpts from the book Women Artists dada and surrealism.  
    http://tiger.towson.edu/users/lgetz1/
    
    Extractions: This site will focus on the differences and similarities between Dada and Surrealism. The easily seen difference is that Dada focused on absolutely nothing. There were no rules, just a common understanding to rebel against the war. Surrealism, on the other hand, focused on the importance of dreams. The two movements were sufficiently alike for former Dadaists who joined the Surrealist movement without making dramatic changes in their art work, such as Ernst, Man Ray, and Arp. Arp even said, "I exhibited with the Surrealists because their rebellious attitude towards art and their direct attitude to life were wise, like Dada." While surrealism carried forward with the same political views, it was less anarchic in that it erected rules and principles based on carefully formulated theories.

59. From Dada, Through Surrealism To The Absurd
    From dada, through surrealism to the Absurd. Readings Brockett Essential 187(review); History 4702;. Esslin, Theatre of the Absurd, intro (pp. 19-28).  
    http://courses.nus.edu.sg/course/ellturne/ts3231dada.htm
    
    Extractions: From Dada, through Surrealism to the Absurd Readings Brockett Essential 187 (review); History Esslin Theatre of the Absurd, intro (pp. 19-28) Cocteau, Orpheus (Media Resources); Beckett, Endgame Detailed timeline at: http://www.salisbury.edu/schools/fulton/Theatre/Dada/dada%20timeline.htm DADA Essentially a G er manic movement, expressing the crisis in that country’s politics around the time of the First World War and the changes in Russia etc. ; based primarily in Zurich, B er lin, New York (expatriates, e.g. Duchamp ) , Cologne; Art, theatre, magic, prankst er ism Word from that for a ‘hobbyhorse’; or child’s language; “ da da ” (Slavonic): yes, yes, affirmation of life; (One Dadaist, Tzara , was Romanian); or “th er e, th er e” in G er man; Like the t er m itself, the movement leads to the production of meaning as suspended, rootless, baseless happenings, p er formance, incongruities: e.g. “The First Dada Event,” Cologne 1920 (Hans Arp , Johannes Theodor Baargeld and Max Ernst); closed by the authorities exhibition ent er ed through a pissoir (public toilet) attached to a be er -hall—audience of the drink er s and the art-crowd;

60. Angel City Books: Named Best Used Bookstore In Los Angeles
    dada and surrealism (all). dada and surrealism, Art and Photography. dadaand surrealism, Cinema and Drama. dada and surrealism. Drama. For Sale.  
    http://www.angelcitybooks.com/

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