81. Bunuel ed); surrealism and Film, JH Matthews; Liberation Through Art dadaand surrealism, Marina Scharf; dada and surrealism, Robert Short; http://www.bangor.ac.uk/english/filmmodules/Filmhistory/Bunuel.html

Salvador Dali, Lobster Telephone, 1936 S u r r e a l i s m a n d B u u e l Return to Film History Main Page Introduction: Surrealism: arose out of the artistic, social and political responses to World War One. Part of the “project” of Modernism - and its chief influences were the writings of Marx, and Freud. In those respects, therefore, it can be allied with Expressionism. Although there are many differences... Background to Surrealism 1) General: REACTION AGAINST THE WAR “Art” - the traditional arts - are seen to be implicated in that corrupt system. Surrealism would grow out of this profound dissatisfaction with the status quo and the Establishment . 2) Dadaism - a precursor of Surrealism - lasted from around 1915 - 1923. Robert Short notes “Dada’s Twin Functions of Cultural desecration and affirmation”. Significant Dada artists include: Max Ernst, Man Ray, Marcel Duchamp, George Grosz. Cabaret Voltaire (1916) (Hugo Ball) in Zurich - deeply subversive - very confrontational - attacking audience expectations Marcel Duchamp: developed his series of “Ready Mades” - sculpture installations using existing objects - most famously

82. Review: 'Yeats, Joyce, And Beckett: New Light On Three ‘dada and surrealism reviewed’. (The German volume is still to come.)In fact he seems to distil the purest essences of dada and surrealism. http://english.fsu.edu/jobs/num06/Num6Davies.htm

‘Dada and Surrealism reviewed’ by Dawn Ades with an introduction by David Sylvester and a supplementary essay by Elizabeth Cowling, Arts Council of Great Britain, 1978 ‘André Breton and the first principles of Surrealism’ by Franklin Rosemont, Pluto Press, 1978 ‘What is Surrealism? Selected Writings by André Breton’ edited and translated by Franklin Rosemont, Pluto Press, 1978 ‘Seven Dada Manifestoes’ by Tristan Tzara, translated by Barbara Wright, John Calder, 1977 ‘Collected French Writings’ by Jean Arp, edited by Marcel Jean, translated by Joachim Neugroschel, Calder and Boyars, 1974 Margaret Davies ‘Surrealism is dead.’ Even before Breton’s death in 1966 he was having to refute that claim. It would seem to be a question of whether one sees it as the activity of a particular group of richly talented artists and writers which, under Breton’s leadership, flourished in the twenties and early thirties and gradually dispersed from the late thirties on, or—‘Long live surrealism’—whether it stands for a general spirit of revolt, the liberation of the imagination from the constraints of reason and the conscious mind, that is to say an adventure continually to be reinvented. The fact that of recent years so many academics have moved in and not only analysed individual writers (in monumental and admirable studies like Marguerite Bonnet’s on André Breton and Michel Sanouille’s Dada à Paris) but also tabled the day-to-day zig-zags of personal polemics and political alignments, would seem to underline its position as a specific movement in the history of art and literature and ideas and to define its chronological limits—at least in France where one of the pre-requisites for the subject of a Doctorat d’Etat thesis is that he, she or it must be safely dead.

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84. D A D A sense, public opinion, education, institutions, museums, good taste, in short,the whole prevailing order. 6 Documents of dada and surrealism dada and http://www.conformandobey.co.uk/pages/dada.html

dada '"The beginnings of Dada, were not the beginnings of art, but of disgust." "ALL THE THINGS I KNOW BUT OF WHICH I AM NOT AT THE MOMENT THINKING- 1:36 PM; JUNE 15, 1969 ROBERT BARRY Q: "if you know life is nothing, then what are you living for?" A: "For nothing From: The Philosophy of Andy Warhol by A. Warhol, conform and obey dot co dot uk family of breath-TODAY biomorph box modified meat nothing 26 things watch this space dreams america naked protest about me-PHOTO TIMELINES infraspace citizen higgs 'negative space' is found in 'reading between the lines' "The beginnings of Dada," Tristan Tzara remarked, "were not the beginnings of art, but of disgust."[5] As Marcel Janco recalled: "We had lost confidence in our culture. Everything had to be demolished. We would begin again after the tabula rasa. At the Cabaret Voltaire we began by shocking the bourgeois, demolishing his idea of art, attacking common sense, public opinion, education, institutions, museums, good taste, in short, the whole prevailing order."[6] Documents of Dada and Surrealism: Dada and Surrealist Journals in the Mary Reynolds Collection dada was always more than just an artistic mind game. dada was a social revolution. it was spawned as a reaction to the absurdity and the mass horrors of world war one. here in the early 21st century we exist as a direct consequence of dadaist intent. dada r us. we are living full immersion inside the art of cut-up and recontextualised narrative. it is as the air we breathe, invisible, unconscious, constant.

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89. Dada dada. The Artist s Fridge photographed by Craig Morrison in 1992 inour house in St. Albans, starring Freda the doll. dada surrealism. http://www.canopus22.demon.co.uk/images/dada/

Dada Dadaism Dada - Situationist - history of the Cabaret Voltaire First Surrealist Manifesto, 1924 and Surrealist Declaration of 1925 Review of David Gascoyne's work including his book "A Short Survey of Surrealism" Stafford Beer's artwork [large download] Kuro5hin.org on Magritte's L'Empire des lumieres and Cycladic Lyre Player figurine butterfly-farm.com has a gallery of surrealism with images by De Chirico Magritte Dali Duchamp ... Man Ray , and the one-time novelist and illustrator Alfred Kubin Online collection of surrealist paintings features Leonora Carrington's "Temple of The Word" [58KB JPEG image file] Surreal Photography WARNING - Some viewers may find Mr. Witkin's photographs disturbing or offensive. They leave a permanent impression on the psyche, and once seen, are never forgotten. Be careful, and don't look if you are easily shocked. Joel-Peter Witkin interview , with a request for subjects from the artist. Of his collection , my favourite image is "Interrupted Reading" (1999) Another collection features "The Kiss" (1982) and has a good article about his 'family'.

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91. AH 202 (Marshall): Abstract Expressionism Week 13. Fantasy and Reality The 20th Century Continues Lecture 1 dada andSurrealism. Click on a thumnail for a larger view (UWMadison access only). http://www.wisc.edu/arth/ah202/nrm/wk13lec1.html

Back to Lecture/Reading List Week 13. Fantasy and Reality: The 20th Century Continues Lecture 1: Dada and Surrealism Click on a thumnail for a larger view (UW-Madison access only) Hannah Höch, Cut with the Kitchen Knife Hans (Jean) Arp, Squares Arranged According to the Laws of Chance Marcel Duchamp, Fountain Marcel Duchamp, L.H.O.O.Q Marcel Duchamp, The Large Glass Giorgio de Chirico, Mystery and Melancholy of a Street Salvador Dali, The Persistence of Memory Frida Kahlo, Two Fridas René Magritte, Time Transfixed Back to Lecture/Reading List

92. Dada Et Dadaïsme : Liens Dadaïstes Arp, Balthus, Marc Chagall, Joseph Cornell, Salvador Dali, Marcel Duchamp http://www.dadart.com/dadaisme/dada/070-dadaisme-dada-liens.html

Le mouvement Dada Bibliographie Dada Courrier des lecteurs Catalogue publications ... Accueil dadagildaeugene Annenberg Image Library Une superbe collection d'images. Artchive Dada/Surrealism Art Cyclopedia Liens vers des tableaux de Picabia, Hausmann, Arp, Duchamp, Schwitters, Hoch, Man Ray, Heartfield. Ars Libri Ltd. Catalogue de livres rares d'art moderne. Artlex on Dada Liens vers des tableaux de Picabia, Hausmann, Duchamp, Arp, Shwitters, Taeuber-Arp, Man Ray, Ernst, Janco. Atlas Press Dada Dada and Surrealism http://www.duke.edu/web/lit132/regions.html ... Dada and Surrealism Histoire de quelques personnages dada (du livre Women Artists Dada and Surrealist Film l Dada Situationist : Mital-U Site dada et situationniste suisse. Dada, Surrealist and Avant-Garde Periodicals in the Eisenhower Library Dada, Surrealist and Avant-Garde Web Links Dadaism Documents of Dada and Surrealism Dada and Surrealist Journals in the Mary Reynolds Collection Ryerson and Burnham Libraries, The Art Institute of Chicago. By Irene E. Hofmann. Getty (The) Guggenheim Museum (Dada Movement) Guggenheim Museum : Kurt Schwitters International Dada Archive et Digital Dada Library Jan van der Donk Catalogue de livres rares de l'avant-garde, de revues et de varia sur l'architecure, l'art, le dessin et la photographie.

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94. Dada Timeline A Timeline Of dada. It soon takes the name dada 1917 First issue of dada periodical published. Issues 1-4 of 391 periodical published by Picabia. http://www.ex.ac.uk/drama/dada/page5.html

A Timeline Of Dada Duchamp makes the first 'readymade' - a bicycle wheel mounted on a stool Cabaret Voltaire opens in Zurich on 5 February. It soon takes the name 'Dada' 1917 - First issue of 'Dada' periodical published. Issues 1-4 of periodical published by Picabia. Duchamp exhibits 'Fountain' in New York. Tzara published his first manifesto, in 'Dada' issue 3. Club Dada in Berlin starts to use photomontage 1919 - 'Litterature' periodical edited by Breton published. Ernst and Baargeld found Cologne Dada. Kurt Schwitters makes the first Merz works. 1920 - Tzara arrives in Paris. Club Dada tour of Germany. Ernst and others stage the 'Spring Awakening' exhibition in Cologne. 1921 - 'New York Dada' periodical published, edited by Duchamp and Man Ray. Dada stages the trail of Barres and in doing so loses the support of Picabia. 1923 - Duchamp finally stops work on The Bride Stripped Bare By Her Bachelors Even 1924 - Breton publishes the first manifesto of Surealism. click here for whims 'n' fancies

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