Art Appreciation Exam #2 Part 3 (Dada to Surrealism)

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Who influenced the Dada and Surrealism movements?

Freud and Jung

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What forms did Dada take?

Poetry, writing, music, print, film, art

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Where did Dada exist?

Switzerland, Germany, New York, and Paris

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What made Dada different from Futurism?

It wanted to eliminate old ideas with nonsense and absurdity instead of destruction

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What was the process Dada artists used?

Automatism

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What is Automatism?

An art technique that allows your mind to control the artistic process by not thinking about how to control all aspects of the process

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Artists part of Dada

Arp, Duchamp, Man Ray, Schwitters

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Which artist made the Readymade and Nude Descending a Staircase No. 2?

Duchamp

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Which artist is known for inventing Rayographs

Man Ray

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Artists part of Fantasy

Rousseau, Chagall, Chirico

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Imagery used in Chirico’s work

Gloves, trains, statues, mannequins, metaphysical

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Which fantasy artist wanted to achieve an higher form of realism?

Rousseau

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Where did Surrealism appear

Paris, Spain, Germany

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Origin of Surrealism

Literary movement

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Two types of Surrealism

Organic and Naturalistic

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Organic Surrealism

Abstract

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Naturalistic Surrealism

Represental

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Artists part of Surrealism

Miro, Klee, Dali, Magritte

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Artists of Naturalistic Surrealism

Dali and Magritte

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Artists of Organic Surrealism

Klee and Miro

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Things seem in Surrealism art

Crutches, watches, pianos, insects, bread