 -Dada art movement was caused by the protesting against WWI. During this movement, artist were known for being rebellious. They would criticize society through works of art. Artwork was made from cheap materials and the focus was to emit a sense of humor and irreverence. The artwork of this time rejected morale, social, political, and aesthetic values. One of the most radical of the dadaist was Marcel Duchamp. He was known for producing art from mass produced objects (also known as "ready mades"). The piece to the right is titled "Bicycle Wheel". It is representational due to the fact that is objects the traditional value for the intention of a bicycle by placing the wheel on top of a stool.
-Dada art movement was caused by the protesting against WWI. During this movement, artist were known for being rebellious. They would criticize society through works of art. Artwork was made from cheap materials and the focus was to emit a sense of humor and irreverence. The artwork of this time rejected morale, social, political, and aesthetic values. One of the most radical of the dadaist was Marcel Duchamp. He was known for producing art from mass produced objects (also known as "ready mades"). The piece to the right is titled "Bicycle Wheel". It is representational due to the fact that is objects the traditional value for the intention of a bicycle by placing the wheel on top of a stool.2) Describe the work of Jacob Lawrence in the video. What were the artist's influences?
- The art of Jacob Lawrence can be described a celebratory notification towards the termination of black labor from Southern America. Jacob Lawrence's inspirations for his pieces originate from the focus of African American history, The Harlem Renaissance, and artwork from Goya, Orozco, and Domiae.
(Excuse the spelling of the last mentioned artist)
 
1. Good response, I can tell you watched the video. I like your choice of artwork although you could go more in depth with what it represents.
ReplyDelete2. Good response, I can tell you watched the video. However you failed to describe the artwork from the video.
Thank you Anthony.
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