RJA #9c: Presentation Plan
Well I will stat out with background history on the subject then I will go in to my supportive details on my opposition then I will do the other sides opposition and supportive details.
Monday, March 29, 2010
RJA 9
RJA #9b: Argument
Research Question: Is Readymades Art?
Thesis: Readymades in the Dada movement should be rethought as art, because it lacks creativity and is not art.
Ethos: It was a form of protest for these artists. A lot of my support will come from the historical point of view but also there will be support from people who critiqued the the art or movement.
Pathos: It would be how the artist felt about ww1 and how they could contribute the dislike about the war. This will be some what hard point of view to put in the paper because art is subjective; however, if a person is very passionate about this subject the more interested they are and will have an opinion on i t.
Logos: What these artistes were doing was there way of getting there feelings out about the war. Alot of this will be from the historical side of the movement.
Research Question: Is Readymades Art?
Thesis: Readymades in the Dada movement should be rethought as art, because it lacks creativity and is not art.
Ethos: It was a form of protest for these artists. A lot of my support will come from the historical point of view but also there will be support from people who critiqued the the art or movement.
Pathos: It would be how the artist felt about ww1 and how they could contribute the dislike about the war. This will be some what hard point of view to put in the paper because art is subjective; however, if a person is very passionate about this subject the more interested they are and will have an opinion on i t.
Logos: What these artistes were doing was there way of getting there feelings out about the war. Alot of this will be from the historical side of the movement.
RJA 9
RJA #9a: Thesis Statement
Readymades in the Dada Movement should be rethink as art, because it lacks creativity and does not fit the criteria of art.
Research question:
Are readymades art?
Precised claim:
Readymades should be rethought as art.
Reasons/blueprints:
- Lack of creativity
- Is not art
- defies the definition of art.
Readymades in the Dada Movement should be rethink as art, because it lacks creativity and does not fit the criteria of art.
Research question:
Are readymades art?
Precised claim:
Readymades should be rethought as art.
Reasons/blueprints:
- Lack of creativity
- Is not art
- defies the definition of art.
Monday, March 15, 2010
RJA #8 Quotations, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing
1. Quotations
1a. Quotations with a ellipsis
Dada was, officially, not a movement, its artists not artists and its art not art. That sounds easy enough, doesn't it? Of course, there is a bit more to the story of Dadaism than this simplistic explanation. Taken from http://arthistory.about.com/cs/arthistory10one/a/dada.htm
The Dada movement was started by a bunch of artist the wanted to protest world war one. So Dada was born, but "Dada was officially, not a movement its artists not artists and art... which is also known as anti-art or readymades.
1b. Quotations with brackets
The Dada movement was started by a bunch of artists that wanted to protest world war one. So Dada was born, but "Dada was officially, not a movement [ or anti-art movement] its artists not artists art not art.
2. Paraphrasing
2a. We, who are non-artists, will create non-art - since art (and everything else in the world) has no meaning, anyway. About the only thing these non-artists all had in common were their ideals. They even had a hard time agreeing on a name for their project. "Dada" - which some say means "hobby horse" in French and others feel is just baby talk - was the catch-phrase that made the least amount of sense, so "Dada" it was.
http://arthistory.about.com/cs/arthistory10one/a/dada.htm
Basically these non-artists did not agree on anything they even had a hard time
figuring out what to name the movement, but oddly enough ideals is what band them together, however they agreed to a name which is Dada and Dada means hobbyhorse in french.
3. Summarizing
The public, of course, was revulsed - which the Dadaists found wildly encouraging. Enthusiasm being contagious, the (non)movement spread from Zurich to other parts of Europe and New York City. And just as mainstream artists were giving it serious consideration, in the early 1920s, Dada (true to form) dissolved itself.
http://arthistory.about.com/cs/arthistory10one/a/dada.htm
When the Dada movement and artist appeared in public the general population was pretty disgusted with the art that came out, but apparently someone liked the art because it spread all the way to America New York in fact. Once the art movement caught on to the cool train the original Dada artist abounded the style of art.
1a. Quotations with a ellipsis
Dada was, officially, not a movement, its artists not artists and its art not art. That sounds easy enough, doesn't it? Of course, there is a bit more to the story of Dadaism than this simplistic explanation. Taken from http://arthistory.about.com/cs/arthistory10one/a/dada.htm
The Dada movement was started by a bunch of artist the wanted to protest world war one. So Dada was born, but "Dada was officially, not a movement its artists not artists and art... which is also known as anti-art or readymades.
1b. Quotations with brackets
The Dada movement was started by a bunch of artists that wanted to protest world war one. So Dada was born, but "Dada was officially, not a movement [ or anti-art movement] its artists not artists art not art.
2. Paraphrasing
2a. We, who are non-artists, will create non-art - since art (and everything else in the world) has no meaning, anyway. About the only thing these non-artists all had in common were their ideals. They even had a hard time agreeing on a name for their project. "Dada" - which some say means "hobby horse" in French and others feel is just baby talk - was the catch-phrase that made the least amount of sense, so "Dada" it was.
http://arthistory.about.com/cs/arthistory10one/a/dada.htm
Basically these non-artists did not agree on anything they even had a hard time
figuring out what to name the movement, but oddly enough ideals is what band them together, however they agreed to a name which is Dada and Dada means hobbyhorse in french.
3. Summarizing
The public, of course, was revulsed - which the Dadaists found wildly encouraging. Enthusiasm being contagious, the (non)movement spread from Zurich to other parts of Europe and New York City. And just as mainstream artists were giving it serious consideration, in the early 1920s, Dada (true to form) dissolved itself.
http://arthistory.about.com/cs/arthistory10one/a/dada.htm
When the Dada movement and artist appeared in public the general population was pretty disgusted with the art that came out, but apparently someone liked the art because it spread all the way to America New York in fact. Once the art movement caught on to the cool train the original Dada artist abounded the style of art.
Monday, March 8, 2010
RJA #7 Evaluation of Sources
I am kind of disappointed with all my reaserch so far everything I saved on my Dilicious page is relevent to my subject; however, all the pages I saved are about the Dada movement and how it started but I have no information on the argumintive side of this paper, so I will have to go back through an research more to find papers and articales, books and so forth to find the argumentative side of this paper.
Saturday, March 6, 2010
RJA # 6 Field Research Options
I feel at this point and my only option would take a long visit to the art museum. To bad I do not live in the District of Columbia I could visit the Smithsonian.
RJA # 6 Social Media and Multimedia
1. Social Media and Multimedia
1a. Google- Absolute Astronomy
1b. Dada movements, Anti- Art, Readymades
1c. Dada Movements + Anti- Art
1d. 3-5-2010
2a. Google- Ricedj's Weblog
2b. Dada Movement
2c. Dada Movement
2d. 3-5-2010
2. Multimedia Search Tools
2a. Youtube
2b. Dada Movement
2c. Dada Movement
2d. 3-5-2010
1a. Google- Absolute Astronomy
1b. Dada movements, Anti- Art, Readymades
1c. Dada Movements + Anti- Art
1d. 3-5-2010
2a. Google- Ricedj's Weblog
2b. Dada Movement
2c. Dada Movement
2d. 3-5-2010
2. Multimedia Search Tools
2a. Youtube
2b. Dada Movement
2c. Dada Movement
2d. 3-5-2010
RJA # 6 Websites
1. Search Engines
1a. Bing- Dada Art Movement: History, Dadaist+ style, philosophy, readymades
1b. Readymade,anti-art, fountain
1c. Readymade + anti-art - Fountain
1d. 3-4-2010
2. Meta and Multi Search Engines
2a. Dogpile- Mark Hardens Artchive
2b. Dada Movement, anti- art
2c. Dada Movement + Anti- art
2d. 3-4-2010
3. Directories
3a. Google Directory- Timothy Ships on Dada
3b. Periods, Movements
3c. Dadaism, Art History
3d. 3-4-2010
4. Invisible Web Search Tools
4a. Lycos- Dada- New World Encyclopedia
4b. Dada Movement
4c. Dada Movement
4d. 3-4-2010
1a. Bing- Dada Art Movement: History, Dadaist+ style, philosophy, readymades
1b. Readymade,anti-art, fountain
1c. Readymade + anti-art - Fountain
1d. 3-4-2010
2. Meta and Multi Search Engines
2a. Dogpile- Mark Hardens Artchive
2b. Dada Movement, anti- art
2c. Dada Movement + Anti- art
2d. 3-4-2010
3. Directories
3a. Google Directory- Timothy Ships on Dada
3b. Periods, Movements
3c. Dadaism, Art History
3d. 3-4-2010
4. Invisible Web Search Tools
4a. Lycos- Dada- New World Encyclopedia
4b. Dada Movement
4c. Dada Movement
4d. 3-4-2010
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