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Eine Einführung für Schulen und Kunstvermittlung: Die Dada-Bewegung von den Anfängen im Cabaret Voltaire in Zürich 1915/16 bis zur Weiterführung dadaistischer Aktivitäten in Berlin, Paris, Hannover, New York. Herausgegeben im Rahmen von... more
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      Art HistoryDadaDada Theatre/PerformanceDadaism
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      HistoriaJohn Heartfield
Bu makale, fotoğrafın sanatsal ve toplumsal etkisini, "paradigma" kavramının bilimsel anlamını, avangart bir akım olarak Dadaizm’i ve bu hareketin önde gelen sanatçılarından John Heartfield'ın çalışmalarını ele almaktadır. Paradigma... more
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      DadaismJohn HeartfieldParadigm ShiftsResearch Paradigms
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      IconographyFirst World WarAlbrecht DürerModern and Contemporary Art
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      Luce IrigarayWalter BenjaminJacques LacanHugo Ball
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      Political SatireJohn HeartfieldPhotomontage / MontageEmigration from Germany
This is the second essay I have written on radio art and political activism. The essay was written in 2016 and published in the Worker's Cinema anthology.
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      Antonin ArtaudFuturismWalter BenjaminBertolt Brecht
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      HumanitiesArtHistoriaBellas Artes
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      Cultural StudiesPhilosophyCaricature (Visual Studies)Art
Dada’s relationship with consumerism and market aesthetics has always been a complicated one, but the fact that there is a connection is undeniable. Kurt Schwitter’s Merz was a none–to–subtle allusion to the German word Kommerz,... more
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      PhotomontageMarcel DuchampMass mediaDadaism
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      HistoryLibrary ScienceAcademic LibrariesColumbia University
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      Visual propagandaCold War and CultureExilePolitical Art
Im Februar 1930 veröffentlichte der damals bereits bekannte Fotomontagekünstler John Heartfield seinen ersten Beitrag in der Arbeiter-Illustrierten-Zeitung (AIZ), einem Periodikum am linken Rand des polarisierten politischen Spektrums der... more
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      John HeartfieldWilli MünzenbergArbeiter-Illustrierte ZeitungFotomontage
Weniges ist so anschlussfähig wie ein Schluss. Das nächste Update kommt bestimmt, so lautet ein Grundsatz der Mediengesellschaft. Wie also macht man Schluss? Und wann gilt etwas als ›passé‹? Was wissen Menschen, Tiere, Götter, Sprachen,... more
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      Jean-Luc NancyHistory of ArtFilm and Media StudiesKunstgeschichte
Metinlerin kendi içlerinde ve fotoğrafla olan bağlamları, imgeleri sembolik olarak okumaya ve kendilerinden önceki sanat yapıtlarını düşünmeye sevk eder. Bu açıdan çalışmanın amacı, dilin yazıya yansıması, kavramsal düşüncenin somut... more
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      Roland BarthesJean Paul SartreFotoğrafMitoloji
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Da più parti si è assai insistito sull’aspetto umoristico de L’uomo invisibile di H.G. Wells, mettendo quasi in ombra il fatto che si tratta, pur sempre, di un’opera appartenente al genere fantascientifico.
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      H. G. WellsSpeculative FictionLetteratura
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      ArtAgoraSanat Ve Tasarım
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      ArtAgoraSanat Ve Tasarım
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      German StudiesAestheticsArt HistoryPhotography
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      PatriotismEsthétiqueÄsthetikAesthetic
From a semiotic point of view, photography is still considered a different kind of sign. Then, how can imagetext works be studied, formed by photography and word? This article argues that fictional texts expose the semiotic nature of... more
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      SemioticsComparative LiteraturePhotographyIntermediality
As Germany began its slide into hyperinflation following the First World War, it did not escape the notice of some that while generals and politicians banqueted, citizens, including the war-injured, were starving. Hannah Höch was one such... more
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      ArtEmpathy (Psychology)FoodDada
Dossier Témoignage et intermédialité
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      German StudiesCaricature (Visual Studies)Twentieth Century StudiesPainting
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      PhotographyAffect (Cultural Theory)MagazinesJohn Heartfield
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      Visual propagandaFirst World WarAby WarburgJohn Heartfield
The Ambiguous Aesthetic of Dada: Towards a Definition of its Categories,
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      Walter BenjaminHugo BallMax ErnstDadaism & Surrealism
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      Media StudiesDadaDadaismDadaism & Surrealism
Dada Raoul dans les années cinquante – Reconsidérer Dada.
In: Timothy Benson/ Hanne Bergius/ Ina Blom (eds.): Raoul Hausmann et les avant-gardes. Dijon: Les Presses du Réel 2014, 34 – 69.
ISBN 978-2-84066-653-0
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      DadaismRaoul Hausmann
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      ArtDada and Surrealism
Kimi sanat anlayislari, ideolojik akimlarin bir uzantisi olarak ortaya cikmaktadir. Kimi ideolojik yaklasimlar ise sanat akimlarindan etkilenmektedir. Sosyalist gercekcilik, sosyalizmin bir ideoloji olarak etkin olmaya basladigi donemde,... more
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      John HeartfieldFotoğrafGöstergebilimTasarım
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      Guenther AndersGunther AndersShoahGünther Anders
"Rosanna Gangemi dedica una profonda analisi alla pratica del fotomontaggio di John Heartfield, fondata sull’idea che il principio della composizione classica, basata sul pezzo isolato, restituisce l'immagine univoca di un mondo perfetto,... more
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      Art TheoryContemporary ArtCollageGunther Anders
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From a semiotic point of view, photography is still considered a different kind of sign. Then, how can imagetext works be studied, formed by photography and word? This article argues that fictional texts expose the semiotic nature of... more
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      SemioticsComparative LiteratureIntermedialityPhotography Theory
The text discusses inclusion and social engagement in art, which are central to my practice. My projects operate at the interface between dialogical education and participatory as well as collective art making. By referring to Kester's... more
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      Art TheoryCommemoration and MemoryFalse MemorySocial Inclusion
Le phototexte engagé – Une culture visuelle du militantisme au XXe siècle, dir. C. Foucher Zarmanian, M. Nachtergael, presses du Réel, Dijon, 2021

https://www.lespressesdureel.com/ouvrage.php?id=8638&menu=0
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      German StudiesAestheticsAesthetics and EthicsMontage
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      Hugo BallPaul CelanJohn HeartfieldGuillaume Apollinaire
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The Marxist cultural historian Eduard Fuchs (1870-1940) made major contributions to our understanding of caricature which are of continuing relevance today. Although he has been criticised for his inconsistent methodology, the question of... more
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      MarxismMarxist AestheticsCaricaturePolitical Caricature
The essays on Aesthetics of philosopher Günther Anders are still almost unknown; for his part, painter George Grosz' production from the 1930s and during his American exile has been mainly despised by art historians. Both Anders and Grosz... more
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      German StudiesAestheticsApocalypticismModern Art
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      Neue Sachlichkeit / New vision20th Century German ArtTendenzkunst
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      DadaRaoul HausmannGeorge GroszOtto Dix
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      DadaMontageMax ErnstJohn Heartfield
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      PhotomontageArt and PoliticsHannah HöchBerlin Dada
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      PoliticsMass mediaDadaismMedia Research
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      DadaPhotomontageArt and PoliticsJohn Heartfield