Modernism, Amodernism and Marcel Duchamp, or why is a urinal no longer just a plumbing fixture?
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Modernism in art had four main elements: reducing works to essential properties, moving towards abstraction, intensifying personal expression, and recognizing intrinsic value in art. The document discusses two forms of Modernism - as a tradition and as an evolutionary condition - and how Dadaism and Marcel Duchamp challenged conventions by exhibiting a urinal as an artwork, arguing that if paint tubes are ready-made, then all paintings are technically "readymades aided".
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Kaun TALHA quiz Prelims - El Dorado 2025
Kaun TALHA quiz Prelims - El Dorado 2025Conquiztadors- the Quiz Society of Sri Venkateswara College
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Modernism, Amodernism and Marcel Duchamp, or why is a urinal no longer just a plumbing fixture?
- 1. Modernism, Amodernism and Marcel Duchamp, or why is a urinal no longer just a plumbing fixture? Owen F. Smith
- 2. Two forms of Modernism
- 3. Modernism as a Tradition four primary elements 1. reduction to essential properties
- 4. 2. move towards abstraction
- 5. 3. intensification of personal expression
- 6. 4. recognition of intrinsic value in art
- 7. Modernism as an evolutionary condition
- 8. High Modernism and Amodernism
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- 13. DADA 1914-1924
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- 22. SINCE THE TUBES OF PAINT USED BY AN ARTIST ARE MANUFACTURED AND READY-MADE PRODUCTS WE MUST CONCLUDE THAT ALL THE PAINTINGS IN THE WORLD ARE "READY-MADES AIDED" AND ALSO WORKS OF ASSEMBLAGE - M.D.
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- 27. Fin (or, just the beginning . . . .)
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