Monday, March 19, 2012

Day 8

NOTES
watch the rest of Romancing the Revolution
Surprematist - pure color
Kandinsky - pioneer of abstraction
El Lissizty - influences constructionist
influences Bauhaus
uses simple shapes and colors
develops prouns - projects for an establishment of a new art
writes book “-Isums of Art”
develops mathematical page system
book uses
san-serif type
asymmetrical balance
active white space
grid system
Eisenstien - Russian filmmaker (1925)
montage becomes big in cinema
Alexander Radchencky - in art school from 1910-1914
finishes with paint after ‘Pure Red, Yellow, and Blue’
goes to constructionist
Russian Avant Guard artistes used as pawn in Revolution
If it’s product, it’s good
DeStil : 1917-1931
biased on utopian approach and functionalism
uses black, white, and primary colors
sought to express mathematical structure to the universe and universal harmony
best known member: Piet Mondreal
DADA - why should art make sense if the world doesn’t?
applied to
  architecture
furniture
sculpture
painting
family
President: Theo Van Dosburg (dies 1931)
embraces it to destroy it
Thoughts
This is a very weird time period for art. It’s defiantly a time that I wouldn’t want to be it - and the fact that there are wars going on. Not that I really know what type of art period we’re in now.
The movies are very depressing, though I guess that Russia was a depressing country. It’s odd learning more about history events rather than something like the evolution of type that we did earlier. Still, both styles of ‘art history’ isn’t like the one that I got use to last year at Moore College. 
I’m starting to accept all of it, but I’m still not all that interested of any point other than doing well on the next test. 
Question
If the one side losses the projector can we turn the lights up a bit so people who take real notes can see.

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