Representational Forms - Part II

Whole Object:

 Lines:

Shapes:

Color:

Surface texture:

 Depth/Space:

 Rhythm/Repetition:

Balance:

 Dramatic Light/Dark:

Closure/Metaphor/Symbol::

 Negative Space:

 Positive Space:

 Exaggerate Scale:

 Object as Abstraction:

 Object in Motion:

Representational Form

Whole Object :

Lines:

Shape:

Color:

Surface Texture:

Depth/Space:

Rhythm/Repetition:

Balance:

Dramatic Light/Dark:

Closure/Metaphor/Symbol:

Negative Space:

Positive Space:

Exaggerated Scale:

Object as a Abstraction:

Object in Motion:

Lecture Summary (10/26) - Feminism

Feminism:


First wave of feminist art -> plus ripples before and after

 1. Essentials:
         - the personal
         - body
         - sexuality
         - vaginal iconography
         - affirm female alternative

2. Marital/techniques
         - unique woman

3. Activist (activism)
         - performance
         - sisterhood

4. distinguish art of men/women

Lecture Summary (10/19) - Dada and Surrealism

DADA:
      - Began in World War I
      - Protest against war, society and social order

Contributions:
      - Appropriation
      - Assemblage, Construction
      - Conceptual Art
      - Chance

Some Dada Artists:
    Jean Arp
    Hugo Ball
    Kurt Schwitters
    Marcel Duchamp

Locations: Cabaret Voltaire(1916) - Zurich, Switzerland, Berlin(1919), Paris(1929) - morphed into Surrealism

Surrealism:

 Features:
     - Less political
     - New psychological theory of Sigmund Freud
     - 1899 "The Interpretation of Dreams"

Surrealist Artists:
     Max Ernst
     Rene Magritte
     Salvador Dali
     Glorgio De Chirico
     Man Ray

Identity Essentials

The body as a landscape:

Best of Color Texture

Kitchen Appliances 

Elastic

Burn/Melt

Stains

3D Texture