Introducing "The Jazz Age"--> Modernist Painting

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What times did the “Machine Age” cover?

The end of the First World War in 1918 to the stock market crash of 1929

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How can the Roaring Twenties be described in the US?

Though this was a time of economic growth and cultural revolution, racial violence and labor strife were present

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When did the academy system come to popularity?

The 1820s

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What was the most powerful arts organization between 1900-1918?

National Academy of Design

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What type of paintings did the NAD prefer?

Narrative or landscape paintings in an Impressionist style

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Who was the unofficial leader of the Ashcan School?

Robert Henri

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What was Henri’s occupation?

Portrait artist

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Where did Henri study before living in New York?

Paris and Philadelphia

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When did Henri move to New York?

1901

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What artists did Henri mentor?

John Sloan, George Wesley Bellows, Benjamin Luks, and William Glackens

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What were the artists Henri mentored known for?

Their representations of the grittier side of New York and working class peoples

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What type of paintings style did the Ashcan School use?

Impasto

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What older European artists used impasto?

Frans Hals, Diego Velazquez, and Edouard Monet

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When and where was the first showcase by the Ashcan School?

1908 at the Macbeth Gallery in Manhattan

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Who were the members of the Ashcan School>

Robert Henri, Benjamin Luks, John Sloan, William Glackens, Arthur B. Davies, Maurice Prendergast, Everrett Shinn, and Ernrest B. Lawson

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What did the Ashcan School originally call themselves?

“The Eight”

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What types of things did the Ashcan School draw?

Immigrant neighborhoods and working-class entertainment sites

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What did the Ashcan School focus on that was unique at the time?

Social issues

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When did the Ashcan School disband?

1917

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Kenyon Cox was best known for what kind of style?

Renaissance Revival

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When did Bellows create Stag at Sharkey’s?

1909

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The Ashcan School committed to a _______ style

Naturalistic

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What was the Armory Show’s official name?

International Exhibition of Modern Art

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Where was the original showcasing of the Armory Show?

69th Regiment Armory in New York City

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When was the Armory Show in NYC?

Februrary through March 1913

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What cities did the Armory Show travel to?

New York, Chicago, and Boston

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Who organized the Armory Show?

Arthur B. Davies, Walt Kuhn, and Walter Pach

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How many works were displayed at the Armory Show?

1,300

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How many people are estimated to have seen the Armory Show?

250,000 to 275,000

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What artists at the Armory Show might have been familiar to Americans?

Claude Manet

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What is Futurism and where did it originate?

Style focusing on speed, dynamism, and modern technology/life that originated in Italy

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Who created N*de Descending a Staircase No.2 (1912)? (had to censor it or else the dragon will eat me srry)

Marcel Duchamp

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What was shocking about N*de Descending a Staircase No.2?

It’s angular representation of the human form and its collapse of space and time

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What did Leila Mechlen call modernist abstraction?

Lawless art

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Who was the President of the NAD?

John White Alexander

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How did Alexander react to the Amory Show?

He supported it

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What was the effect of the Armory Show in America?

It encouraged American modernism and independent art spaces

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Where did Dada originate and why?

Switzerland, 1915 to protest the war

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Who were two French artists who relocated to New York?

Marcel Duchamp and Francis Picabia

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When did Duchamp come to NY?

1915

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What are “salons”?

Intellectual artistic gatherings hosted by wealthy people

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What was another name for periodicals?

Little magazines

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Dada is mainly concerned with _______ art

Conceptual

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What is conceptual art?

Art where the meaning or concept behind the work is more important than what it looks like

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What notion did Dada artists challenge?

Artistic quality was tied to skill and training

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What did Dada artists embrace?

Chance, randomness, and nonsense

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Dada artists explored the concept of ________

Authorship

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When did Duchamp make In Advance of a Broken Arm?

1915

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What is In Advance of a Broken Arm?

A metal snow shovel

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What are ‘ready-mades’?

Consumer products turned into art

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What parts of America did Duchmap love?

Architecture, plumbing, pop culture, and engineering

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Who did Duchamp collaborate with?

Man Ray

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Who is the father of conceptual art?

Marcel Duchamp

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What nationality were Stieglitz’s parents?

German

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Where did Stieglitz study in the 1880s?

Germany

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When did Stieglitz settle in New York?

1890

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What is Pictorialism?

An art movement that wants photography to be accepted as an art

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When did Stieglitz start up Camera Work?

1903

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When did 291 host African sculpture in its gallery?

1914

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What art gallery did Stieglitz open?

291

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291’s display methods are most similar to….?

Modern art venues

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When did 291 close?

1917

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What other galleries did Stieglitz operate?

Intimate Gallery and An American Place

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What painters did Stieglitz champion?

Max Weber, Marsden Hartley, Georgia O’Keeffe, and Arthur G. Dove

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What was Stieglit’z major flaw?

His definition of modernism was very rigid