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37 Cards in this Set
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7 Art Disciplines |
1 Music 2 Dance 3 Theater 4 Literature 5 Visual Arts 6 Architecture 7 Film |
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Modernist |
Evoke rather than describe
Breaking with tradition |
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Field of knowledge | Area of study
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philosophy math law astronomy medicine engineering |
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humanities |
how people process and document the human experience |
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first file makers first shown in Paris (1895) Breaking the Fourth Wall |
Luimere Brothers |
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Cubism |
Les Demoiselles d' Avignon |
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DW Grififth |
The Birth of a Nation (1915) Racist movie |
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DW Grififth | Camera |
Introduced the use of: multiple cameras camera angles new tech. close ups fade outs flashbacks |
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DW Grififths new ideas were: |
used as warning signs about the dangers of communication |
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Ivon Stravinsky |
Composed: Le Sacre du Printemps (The Rite of Spring) |
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Vaslav Nijinsky |
Choreographed: Le Sacre du Printemps
(The Rite of Spring) |
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Martha Graham |
Rejected the rules of classical ballet | explored natural movement |
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George Blanchine |
helped found the School of American Ballet Rejected dance drama vocab pioneered choreographing concertos symphonies and other forms intended for dance. |
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Katherine Dunham |
"The Mother of Black Dance" choreographer and anthropologist first black dance company |
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Freud |
Dreams are a window to the unconscious |
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Dreams |
disguised fulfillment of a repressed infantile wish. |
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Wish (Freud) |
More than a want; its a want and a NO. |
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3 concepts of Dream analysis |
Condensation Displacement secondary revision |
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Condensation |
overlap | Super imposed |
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Displacement |
emotional | Dream | When you wake up and imposed emotions from your dream on to others. |
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Secondary revision |
Change the dream to comfort you |
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Dada Movement (1916-22) |
Founded in Europe | Switzerland Designed to be misunderstood The world went mad; why not art too? |
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Cafe Voltaire |
Dadaist meeting point |
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Dada Art |
Noise concerts poerty improvision collage |
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Dali | Buñuel |
Sliced eye Un Chein Andalou |
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WWI |
The Great War (1914-1918) |
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Total war |
War that includes : military, civilians and multiple countries No holds barred attitude |
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Age of innocence |
ended when WWI started |
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WWI weapons |
1 machine guns
2 heavy artillery 3 hand grenades 4 poison gas 5 flame throwers 6 armored tanks 7 submarines 8 airships 9 airplanes Trench warfare |
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underlying causes of WWI |
all the isms and alliance |
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Spark of WWI |
assassination of Hungarian Duke Francis Ferdinand |
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The Second Coming |
Poem By: William Butler Yeats |
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WWII |
1939-1945 |
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WWII weapons |
All of the above PLUS: Areal bombs atomic bombs airplanes |
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Picasso's Guernica Piece |
1937 monochromatic art piece (ash-gray) anti-war painting flat abstract figures |
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Guernica |
small town in NE Spain bombed by German Air force. Civilians were killed.
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Leni Riefenstahl |
Filmmaker Hilter hired to produce the most famous propaganda film. The Triumph of the Will used panorama areal shots |
