Sentences with phrase «dada bababaaa»

She absolutely loves giving hugs and kisses and hates to disappoint her mama and dada.

If anyone had any doubts the $ 33,000,000 he recently gave for scholarships for DADA recipients should have made that clear.

Even if we're tucked into the office for a quick call and someone falls and needs mama or dada, we're right there.»

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Tony, «Would you agree with that date or go for the century longer dada as being scientifically viable?»

Creativity expressed through cultural icons like dada, 12 - tone row, existentialism, and heavy metal seems less climate relevant.

Nancy Fouts brings her trademark baroque theatricality, dada mischief and love of a good pun to Flowers Gallery in London with a decade's worth of visual treats.

He employs the perspectival foreshortening and sfumato tonal shading techniques of realism that date back to the Renaissance, in addition to using the barren landscape backgrounds of Surrealism, the absurd object mash - ups of dada, the accessible furniture design art of Wiener Werkstätte and the Bauhaus, and the dramatically rendered subjects of neo-expressionist painting of the 1980s, among which his work was first shown and associated.

The first solo show by PUNK IS DADA welcomes you to the ideology of Prosumerism; first coined by the futurologist Alvin Toffler 1980 the term ``...

They began to stage «happenings» based in part on the European DADA ethos of the 1920s (and a forerunner to the 1980s performance artists).

When painting was threatened by photography and then motion pictures, painters responded experimentally with the cubist, futurist, dada, surrealist and other artistic movements.

p. 54 and pp. 204 - 205 Catalogue, DIRTY DADA, Sammlung Schurmann, Germany, cover and back, ill.

Pendleton is invested in what machines can do for him, as the cover of the do - it - yourself photocopied version of the Reader indicates, «Black Dada, what can black dada do for me, do for me, black dada.»

Crosscutting the conventional periods and» - isms» of postwar art, curator Paul Schimmel defines a cultural aftermath to the Second World War that echoed the eruptions of expressionism and dada during and after the First.

Yoshio Shirakawa: «dada, dada, da» March 15 — June 15 Arts Maebashi One of the year's most spectacular solo exhibitions, Hiraki Sawa «s «Under the Box, Beyond the Bounds» transformed the Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery into a maze of depthless, blackened rooms punctuated by large - scale projections of the artist's multimedia works incorporating video, animation and sound.

The concept of the exhibition is connected to the theoretical, political and social principles developed by the dada movement conceived by Francis Picabia and Tristan Tzara — among others — as a reaction to World War I and Francisco de Goya's Disasters of War, which reflect the cruelty of the Spanish war of Independence.

The main two floors of commercial art galleries in ART BASEL were as ever a seemingly infinite maze of contemporary art covering the full historic periods of «modern» art from historic photographs, cubism, constructivism, dada, fauvism, school of Paris artists, to a dazzling array of present day contemporary with all its exponential variety, it was easy to get lost amongst such abundance both on a physical level forgetting which direction you were heading in but also on a conceptual basis.

In true dada tradition, he believes in collaboration, pastiche, parody, mocking the idea that an artist should have a single signature style.

The Dallas Art Dealers Association (DADA) will present its Edith Baker Art Scholarship to a visual art student from the Dallas County Community College District at a reception on Friday, Sept. 9, 5 — 7 p.m. at The McKinney Avenue Contemporary, 3120 McKinney Ave.

The scenes are intercut by two other works: «La Coquille et le Clergyman (The Seashell and the Clergyman),» a 1928 film directed by Germaine Dulac written by Antonin Artaud, and «7 Brief Pieces» (1920) by Arthur Honegger, a composer closely associated with DADA and Surrealist theater and film.

Group exhibitions 2018 «Please Touch: Body Boundaries», Mana Contemporary, Jersey City, New Jersey 2018 «Mature Themes», Foxy Productions, New York 2017 «Engendered», Kohn Gallery, Los Angeles 2017 «Slip», Stems Gallery, Brussels 2017 «Trigger: Gender as a Tool and a Weapon», New Museum, New York 2017 «Face to Face: Los Angelese Collects Portraiture», The California African american Museum, Los Angeles 2017 «From DADA to Ta - DA», Fisher Parrish Gallery, New York 2017 «NSFW Female Gaze», The Museum of Sex, New York 2017 «All These Beautiful Ladies».

ParkeHarrisons» remarkable pigment print is a quintessential surrealist / dada / performance photographic document in which a man receives information over the airwaves and transcribes it at the same time.

The Dallas Art Dealers Association (DADA) is looking for artists who are willing to create a mobile representing each of the 25 years DADA has been active in Dallas.

Before I say anything about Estancia FEMSA and their latest exhibition, DADA Zúrich, I want to step back to 2016 Continue reading →

The «mark of the drama»; the stir of the human spirit shaped in the world of Abstract Expressionism, Color Fields, and the paintings building psychic images of the «DADA» period («Art for Arts sake»), movement influenced by the art of music, musicians, poets — the longing to explore and invent time — abstractions.

Works like Untitled (Tripod series) of 1975 (E1182) and the 1973 photocollage Untitled (E2338) clearly harken back to the anthropomorphic machines of dada and surrealism.

Though the exhibition looks to the future of textile work, McIntosh selected work that was in conversation with the art - historical influences like cubism, surrealism, dada, abstract expressionism, color field, and minimalism.

«From the beginning we looked upon the term [Zero] not as an expression of nihilism — or as a dada - like gag, but as a word indicating a zone of silence and of pure possibilities for a new beginning as the count - down when rockets take off — ZERO is the incommensurable zone in which the old state turns into the new.»

The Dallas Art Dealers Association (DADA) 25th anniversary festivities began with a reception for the winner of DADA's Edith Baker Art Scholarship and Artist Career Development Fund on Friday, September 24, 2010 at the Irving Arts Center, 3333 N. MacArthur Boulevard.

Contemporary realism is basically ignored, and except for pop art and its surrealist and dada roots, there isn't much to see in that direction.

DADA, the DMA and Dallas Art City: Art This Week has a video interview with Lisa Taylor, head of Taylor Made Press, on her Dallas Art Dealers Association documentary, Dallas Art City, which is screening Sunday at the Dallas Museum of Art.

One hundred years since the birth of dada, what does the future hold for Kurt Schwitters's Merz Barn in Cumbria?

The Black Dada paintings — black - on - black paintings that pair cropped images of Sol LeWitt's Incomplete Open Cube sculptures with letters from the phrase BLACK DADA — test the boundaries between the materiality of sculpture and the abstraction of language.

Pendleton groups together works from his OK DADA OK BLACK DADA OK and System of Display series, along with two multi-paneled silkscreen ink on Mylar works.

The panel includes Juri Steiner (Curator, dada 100, Zürich), Aline Juchler (Curator, Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur), John Canciani (Artistic Director Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur) and is chaired by Gareth Evans, (Journalist and Curator, Whitechapel Gallery).

Pendleton also continues to expand the visual language of his Black Dada project, whose core paintings depict cropped images of Sol LeWitt's Incomplete Open Cubes (1974) with isolated letters from the phrase «BLACK DADA.»

Still, as Hughes unintentionally reminds us, these categories prevail, even if most of the most interesting works of our time - the legacy of Duchamp and dada - are outside the discussion - no brow or beyond the brow, if you will.

clock din is the ongoing collaboration of artists from Canada, Europe and Japan, curated by Gord High, that fuses «dada with dubplates» on - line (http://clockdin.com) and in house.

Although Marcel Duchamp had subverted the idea of high or elevated taste with his ready - mades and dada had undermined the very idea that culture was worth the effort, both Duchamp and his dada peers were largely forgotten in post-war America, heady with having won the war with its culture intact and artistically dynamic like never before.

JUST BACK FROM LOS ANGELES: A PORTRAIT OF YVONNE RAINER is curated by Adrienne Edwards and is commissioned on the occasion of 100 DEGREES ABOVE DADA, the Performa 17 biennial's h

Faux Sho»: DADA Centennial Part 2 MuzeuMM 4817 W Adams Blvd, Los Angeles, California 90016 Opening November 17th 6 - 9 pm Through December 12th https://www.facebook.com/events/1323520177691355/

Fisher Parrish Gallery is pleased to present our second exhibition From DADA to TA - DA!

Fedorova's video works have been included in virtual exhibitions for The Wrong Biennale, DaDa Club Online, Felt Zine, and Blockedart.

... then again the European and then Marisol who sort of was of my taste for extravagance or back to surrealism, to dada.

• DADA PAINTERS (1916 - 1924) Francis Picabia (1879 - 1953) Energetic Cubist founder of Paris Dada, member of Surrealism.

Playing in the gallery is a pottily humorous film that imagines the German dada artist and composer Kurt Schwitters and his girlfriend as close friends of the artist's own grandparents.

Pinballing from impressionist painting to cubist abstraction to dada and beyond, his career confounded generations of art historians.

Students discover how artists respond to world events during an investigation into art movements like DaDa, Futurism, Suprematism, Cubism and Modernism.

The ATW Feed, Episode 12 DADA Spring Gallery Walk and Harakiri: To Die For Performances!

It celebrates 25 years of DADA with interviews of local artists, gallery owners and collectors (and more) about the history and future of the arts in Dallas.