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What is and when was modernity. Lecture 1. Modernity and Modernism презентация
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- 1. What is and when was modernity. Lecture 1. Modernity and Modernism
- 2. Chicago Crown Hall, Illinois Institute of Technology,
- 3. Modernity and Modernism
- 4. Modernity and Modernism cubism expressionism dadaism futurism surrealism serialism etc...
- 5. Modernism Dominant ideology throughout western industrialised world
- 6. Modernity The social conditions and experiences that
- 7. Forth Bridge under construction c 1888
- 8. Glasgow c 1880s
- 9. JWM Turner, The Fighting Temeraire Tugged
- 10. JWM Turner, Steamer in a Snowstorm, 1842
- 11. Modernity was a term first used by
- 12. Baudelaire talked about the ephemeral, the fugitive
- 13. All fixed, fast-frozen relations, with their train
- 14. Modernity: speed and change Modernism: gave form and symbolic expression to the consciousness of modernity
- 15. Giacomo Balla Girl Running on a
- 16. Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, Paris, 1861-3 Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, Paris, 1861-3
- 17. Camille Pissarro, The Boulevard Montmartre at Night, 1897 The Boulevard Montmartre 1870/79
- 18. Else Thalemann, Eiffel Tower 1930 The law
- 19. André Kertész, Shadows of the Eiffel Tower 1929
- 20. Robert Delaunay Eiffel Tower 1910
- 21. Robert Delaunay Sun, Tower, Airplane, 1913
- 22. Fernand Léger The City, 1919 A modern
- 23. Georges Braque Clarinet and Bottle of Rum on a Mantelpiece 1911
- 24. Clement Greenberg art critic (1909-1994)
- 25. Paul C ézanne, Montagne Sainte Victoire, c
- 26. The whole arrangement of my pictures is
- 27. Henri Matisse, Harmony in Red, 1908
- 28. Formalism: based on approach which emphasises line,
- 29. Modern art to me is nothing more
- 30. Jackson Pollock, Number 1A 1948, 1948 Jackson Pollock, Number 1A 1948, 1948
- 31. Andrea Gursky, Los Angeles , 1998 Andrea Gursky, Los Angeles , 1998
- 32. Reading: Frameworks for Modern Art -
Chicago Crown Hall, Illinois Institute of Technology, 1950-51, Mies van der Rohe From Here to Modernity
CCS Mini-programme 1 The Titanic - Photomontage, Stanley Tigerman, 1978,
Слайд 2Chicago Crown Hall, Illinois Institute of Technology, 1950-51, Mies van der
Rohe
From Here to Modernity
CCS Mini-programme 1
The Titanic - Photomontage, Stanley Tigerman, 1978, USA
Слайд 5Modernism
Dominant ideology throughout western industrialised world in art, design and architecture
for most of the twentieth century
Слайд 6Modernity
The social conditions and experiences that are the effects of modernisation.
Technological, economic and political processes associated with the industrial revolution and its aftermath.
Слайд 11Modernity was a term first used by 19th century French poet
and critic Charles Baudelaire to denote the experience of living in the new modern world
Слайд 12Baudelaire talked about the ephemeral, the fugitive and contingent aspects of
living in the new modern world.
Put simply:
life seemed to have speeded up
Слайд 13All fixed, fast-frozen relations, with their train of ancient and venerable
prejudices and opinions are swept away
All that is solid melts into air
Karl Marx 1848
Слайд 14Modernity:
speed and change
Modernism:
gave form and symbolic expression to the consciousness of
modernity
Слайд 15Giacomo Balla
Girl Running on a Balcony, 1912
Eadweard Muybridge, 1882
Etienne-Jules
Marey, 1878
Слайд 18Else Thalemann, Eiffel Tower 1930
The law of progress is immortal, just
as progress itself is infinite
Слайд 22Fernand Léger
The City, 1919
A modern man registers a hundred times more
sensory impressions than an eighteenth century artist
Fernand Léger 1914
Fernand Léger 1914
Слайд 24Clement Greenberg art critic (1909-1994) Modern art can be related to the
changing forms of modern life, even when it does not depict modernity
Слайд 25Paul C ézanne, Montagne Sainte Victoire, c 1887
Paul C ézanne, Montagne
Sainte Victoire, c 1887
Слайд 26The whole arrangement of my pictures is expressive … Composition is
the art of arranging in a decorative manner the various elements at a painter’s disposal for the expression of his feelings.
Henri Matisse
Henri Matisse
Слайд 28Formalism: based on approach which emphasises line, colour, tone, and mass
at the expense of the significance of the subject matter
Based on theories of Clive Bell and Roger Fry
Clement Greenberg
Essay: Modernist Painting 1960
Слайд 29Modern art to me is nothing more than the expression of
contemporary aims of the age that we’re living in … It seems to me that the modern painter cannot express this age, the airplane, the atom bomb, the radio, in the old forms of the Renaissance or of any other past culture.
Each age finds its own technique.
Jackson Pollock 1950
Слайд 32Reading:
Frameworks for Modern Art - Jason Gaiger (ed)
Chapter 1 ‘Art of
the Twentieth Century’
Modernity and Modernism - Paul Wood (pp. 16-27)
Modernity and Modernism - Paul Wood (pp. 16-27)
Reading:
Frameworks for Modern Art - Jason Gaiger (ed)
Chapter 1 ‘Art of the Twentieth Century’
Modernity and Modernism - Paul Wood (pp. 16-27)
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