THAR 281 1st Edition Lecture 16 Outline of Last Lecture II Realism III Naturalism IV Symbolism Outline of Current Lecture V Futurism 1909 VI Dada 1916 VII Surrealism 1924 Current Lecture I Futurism 1909 Immediacy believed in energy speed newness Futurish evenings Believed you could use art to speed up human perception multitasking was good most futurist plays are very short con centrated the war was the ultimate expression of technology sweep away the old make way for the new made futurism a very short movement idea of rescuing theatre from this museum feel incorporate technology new media F T Marinetti Futurist Manifesto These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute II Dada 1916 Originated in Switzerland Short lived but influenced later avant garde movements were pacifists stemmed from a reaction to WWI there was a feeling of betrayal Wanted to relieve theatre of the duty of representing reality Anything that is not Dada is Anything that is Dada is not went to the surrealist movement art had to deal with things put together the meaning had to do with the offshoot of reality III Surrealism 1924 Andre Breton leader The subconscious mind in a dreamlike state represents the source of artistic truth The mind of the artist should become like the mind of the dreamer Surprising relationships between familiar objects
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