Art History: DaDa

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1. Easymalc dice:

   03/13/2022 a las 10:20

   I love this series of art history Francesc as you know, but I’m not quite so sure that I love Dada that much. All part of life’s rich tapestry though 🙂

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   1. valenciartist dice:

      03/13/2022 a las 12:45

      Thank you Malc! It is part of life’s rich tapestry, for sure. I fell in love with Dada back when I was in the Theatre Department at uni, but never thought much of it for painting, but…

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      1. Easymalc dice:

         03/13/2022 a las 18:18

         Now I understand 🙂

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2. azurea20 dice:

   03/13/2022 a las 10:32

   Muy interesante. Buen domingo.

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   1. valenciartist dice:

      03/13/2022 a las 12:44

      Gracias Azurea, te digo que de la burrada de vanguardias que surgieron en el S. XX, el Dada es la que mas me entusiasma y la que me gusta mas. Que pases un domingo feliz. Aquí ya estamos en Fallas y la ciudad esta mas que repleta de gente, han venido de todas partes y eso nos agrada.

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      1. azurea20 dice:

         03/13/2022 a las 12:47

         Qué disfrutéis de las fiestas.

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      2. valenciartist dice:

         03/13/2022 a las 12:47

         Gracias! 🙏😊

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3. Brad Osborne dice:

   03/13/2022 a las 12:35

   Although the art is less appealing to me visually, I do love that the movement was born out of rejection of the conventional and fully embracing non-conformity. Artists all over the world created images that spoke directly to the evils of World War I and rampant Imperialism. Their art is akin to the peace sign of the 60’s. Great post, Francisco!

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   1. valenciartist dice:

      03/13/2022 a las 12:38

      You are on spot my friend, a very good analogy. Yes, the Dadaists were a non-conformist group and their influence is still among us, like in the US shows like «Laugh-In» and later «Saturday Night Live»…

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4. beth dice:

   03/13/2022 a las 12:58

   love this style, it is so engaging and impossible to ignore )

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   1. valenciartist dice:

      03/13/2022 a las 13:00

      Me too Beth! Definitely impossible to ignore…

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5. spwilcen dice:

   03/13/2022 a las 13:43

   Not one of my favorite styles though I admit these are for the most part not three year-olds coloring outside the lines, and suspect artists’ efforts not for the art but for notoriety. And Imma tell you, the music you put together fits perfectly!

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   1. valenciartist dice:

      03/13/2022 a las 15:24

      Thank you Espie. Yes, they did it all to elicit a response or to scandalise the public. Glad you liked the music, I was trying for a little Dada touch.

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      1. spwilcen dice:

         03/13/2022 a las 15:37

         Nailed it, sort of. So much more. Cubano? Jazzy. Good background.

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      2. valenciartist dice:

         03/13/2022 a las 15:38

         Thanks my friend! I reckon a little bit of everything I could think of…and play…at the moment, it was all, as usual, improvised.

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6. equipsblog dice:

   03/13/2022 a las 16:36

   I share your love for Dada. Some of the pictures of the creators’ faces look like they were constructed to be deconstructed by their fellow enthusiasts.

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   1. valenciartist dice:

      03/13/2022 a las 19:06

      Absolutely!

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