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By the spring of 1916 nearly three million men have died in the fighting
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During the Battle of the Somme twenty-five thousand are killed in one day
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honor Petrit ISM family art religion morality
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All these notions had once answered human needs
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now nothing remained of them, but skeletons
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The beginnings of Dada were not the beginnings of art, but have discussed
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in a French military hospital a young medical student Andre Breton is
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conducting experiments in greem analysis on his shell-shocked patients
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Brittle meets one soldier who insists that the war is a sham
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But the bullets are only dummies
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The wounds are merely makeup and the dead are taken from hospitals and distributed at night across the phony battlefield
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That available
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Via di da da
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Havin this Obama to Platts in the world the bomba escape lads and Hatfield Rajkumar
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De splitter Sindh American surveilled first art verse mahadji museum hurt
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Sisu indiscreet Otsu salmon in turin see in iran Australia when the public on
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acidic Wien portal
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In the safety of neutral Zuri Hugo ball opens the Cabaret Voltaire a group of artists and writers invent the word
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Dada to describe their activities Dada thrives on contradictions it is creative and destructive
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Dada denounces the world and wishes to save it
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hands up from Alsace makes wood cups and sculptures
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Dad I wanted to replace the logical nonsense of man with the illogically senseless
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Dada is senseless like nature Dada is for nature and against part
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philosophies have less value for Dada than an old toothbrush and
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Dada abandons them to the great leaders
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Tristan Tzara from Romania writes Dada manifestos I
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Write a manifesto, and I want nothing
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Yet, I say certain things and in principle. I'm against manifestos as I'm also against principles
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The principle love thy neighbor isn't hypocrisy
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Know thyself is utopian, but more acceptable since it embraces wickedness
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No pity
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Even after this carnage we still retain the hope of a purified mankind I
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Speak only for myself since I do not wish to convince. I have no right to drag others into my River
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I'm against action for continuous contradiction for affirmation to aya neither for nor against
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And I do not explain because I hate common sense
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Some people think they can explain rationally by thought what they think, but that is extremely relative
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psychoanalysis is a dangerous disease it puts to sleep the anti objective impulses of man and
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systematizes the bourgeoisie
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The dialectic is an amusing mechanism, which guides us in a banal kind of a way to the opinions we had in the first place
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Marcel Yanko from Romania makes masks for the Cabaret
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Yanko has made a number of masks for the new show which recall the ancient greek or japanese theater, and yet they are totally modern
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What fascinates us all is that they represents not human characters?
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But passions that are larger than life the horror of our time is made visible
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Out of cardboard paper
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horsehair and wire he created lesbian sardines
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languorous fetuses
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ecstatic mice
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In an effort to escape the monstrous aggot ISM of the artists hands are proclaims the lure of chance
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What arrogance is concealed in perfection?
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Why struggle for purity in position when they can never be attained?
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the law of chance which embraces all other laws and is as
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Unfathomable as the depth from which all life arises can only be comprehended by a complete surrender to the unconscious
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I'm in pain that whoever submits to this law attains Pure Life
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Tristan tzara discovers the formula for dada poetry to make a data is poem take a newspaper take a pair of scissors
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Choose an article as long as you are planning to make your poem cut out the article
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Then cut out it to the words that make up the article and place in a bag
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Shake gently
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Then take out each of the scraps one after the other in the order in which they left the bag
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copy conscientiously
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The poem will be like you and here you are a writer
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Infinitely original and endowed with a sensibility that is charming though beyond the understanding of the vulgar
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19:18 the painter Francis Picabia arrives in Zurich
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He is rich articulate nihilistic to meet Picabia was like an experience of meeting death
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The cobia travels around the world producing copies of his magazine 3 9 1
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Every page must explode whether through seriousness profundity in nausea
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Annihilating nonsense all the way it is printed art must be unaesthetic in the extreme useless and impossible to justify
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There are 391 presidents of the Dada movement anyone who wishes to become a president of the Dada movement can be one
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Picabo's magazines and mechanical paintings connect the zurich dada s with a most hermetic and radical of all the aunty art artists
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Marcel Duchamp
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Born into a prosperous bourgeois family in Normandy by the age of 25
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Do Chanel's painting has evolved through a rapid succession of styles?
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Then he reacts violently against painting as a source of pleasure
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Wanted to put painting once again at the service of the mind to establish myself as far as possible
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against pleasing or attractive paintings
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1912
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Duchamp paints nude descending a staircase an analysis of a moving figure influenced by photographic research in one of Mario's books I
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Saw an illustration of how he delineate the different movements of people who fence or horses galloping there was no flesh
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Only a simplified Anatomy up and down they had the arms and legs
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1913 Duchamp paints a chocolate grinding machine it was there that I began to think I could avoid all contact with traditional pictorial
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Painting which is found even in my own nude descending a staircase
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Taste is a habit the repetition of something already accepted
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Good or bad it still tastes
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But mechanical drawing up holds no taste since it lies outside all pictorial conventions
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Duchamp continues his struggle against the tyranny of taste by mounting a bicycle wheel onto a stool
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Next he selects a bottle rack from a parish shop
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He calls these objects ready-made works of art to choose a ready-made
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I had to beware of its look because after two weeks you begin to like it or hate it
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You have to approach the object as if you had no aesthetic emotion the choice of ready-mades is always based on visual indifference
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19:15 Ducie arrives in New York
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He signs a urinal with the name our mutt
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Entitles it fountain and enters it in the Society of independent artists exhibition
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This work is suppressed by the society and a protest about the incident appears in a new york dada magazine
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What were the grounds for refusing mr. Mutts fountain some contended? He was a model vulgar others
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It was plagerism a plain piece of plumbing now mr.
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Mutts fountain is not a model that is absurd no more than a bathtub AZ model
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Whether mr.. Mott with his own hands made the fountain or not has no importance. He chose it
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he took an ordinary article of life and
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Created a new thought for that object as for plumbing that is absurd
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The only works of art America has given her her plumbing and her bridges
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in New York Duchamp works on his large glass the bride stripped bare by her bachelors even
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Painting and inscribing onto a glass panel a number of forms which appear to add up to a mechanistic
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representation of sexuality
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Do shells notes describe the function of each element in the glass right above
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Bachelors below the bachelors serving is an architectonic base for the bride
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This latter becomes a sort of apotheosis of virginity
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But the place where this eroticism is revealed
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Which should be one of the principal cogs of the bachelor machine this tormented gearing gives birth to the desire part of the Machine?
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The bride at her base is a reservoir of love gasoline
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Ottoman power
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this timid power
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Distributed to the motor with quite feeble cylinders in contact with the sparks of her constant life
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Explodes and makes this virgin blossom who was attained her desire?
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The chocolate of the rollers coming from one knows not where would deposit itself after grinding as milk chocolate
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The Bachelor grinds his chocolate himself
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After eight years of work on the large glass to show abandoned the project declaring his work is definitively incomplete
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1918
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Germany is disintegrating in the wake of famine military chaos and the collapse of the kaisers government
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Richard Hudson Bek brings data from Zurich to Berlin in Berlin Dada is primarily political and collective
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The manifesto was a literary medium answered our need for directness we had no time to lose
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We wanted to incite our opponents, and if necessary to create new opponents for ourselves
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We hated nothing so much as romantic silence in the search for a soul the soul can only reveal itself through direct action
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The Dadaist central Revolutionary Council demands one
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the International Revolution reunion of all creative and intellectual men and women on the basis of radical communism
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to the introduction of progressive unemployment through the comprehensive
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mechanization of every field of activity
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the immediate expropriation of property and the communal feeding of all
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The erection of cities of light and Gardens which will belong to society as a whole and prepare man for a state of freedom
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We further demand
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Daily meals at public expense for all creative and intellectual men and women on the potsdamer platz
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Compulsory attendance of all clergymen and teachers to the Dadaist articles of faith
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the most brutal struggle against the concealed bourgeois tendencies of Expressionism
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Introduction of the simultaneous poem as a communist state prayer
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George gross draws portraits of Berlin society
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Members of the club Dada include John Hartfield George gross Hannah hawk and
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raoul hausmann who developed the technique of photo montage
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The field of photo montage has as many possibilities as there are changes in the environment
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Photo montage creates from totally disparate elements a new unity which reveals a conceptually new image of the chaos of an age of war and
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revolution
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Raoul hausmann develops his phonetic poems when language becomes petrified in the Academy's
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Ravaged and made barren by journalism. It's true spirit takes refuge amongst children and mad
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ladies and gentlemen
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From
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1920 Dada in Berlin reaches its climax were the first international Dada affair
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From the ceiling hangs the effigy of a German officer with a pig's head and a placard around his neck proclaiming hanged by the revolution
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The answer to the question whether or not our work can be called art
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depends on whether or not the future belongs to the working class a
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Man introduces himself to the Berlin Dada group with the words, I'm a painter, and I nail my pictures together
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He applies for membership of the club Dada, but is vetoed on account of his bourgeois face his name is caught schwitters
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rejected by the Dardis
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He returns to Hanover cuts up an advertisement and creates the word Metz which he uses to describe his paintings and poetry
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Metz stands for freedom from all fetters for the sake of artistic creation
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Maths is as tolerant as possible towards its materials
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I saw no reason that old tickets pieces of driftwood wire wheels
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Buttons rubbish from attics should not be used for paintings on an equal footing with pigments manufactured in paint factories
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To some extent this was a social point of view but above all it was the ultimate in logical consistency
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In Cologne Max Ernst and Johannes boggled initiate the Dada conspiracy of the Rhineland
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VAR gelt has just founded the Rhineland Communist Party and ence has just discovered the principle of collage I
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Found myself taking an obsessive interest in the pages of an illustrated catalogue, which later hand I?
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experienced a hallucinatory succession of double and triple images and what had been simply banaue pages of advertisements
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Became so many dramas revealing my most secret desires
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19:20 tristan tzara brings Dada from Zurich to Paris where he is awaited like a messiah
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Using the rhetoric that
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innate in
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eternity
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Everything is genetic again it is
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Merely pulusu the law sir eight to eight hours increase my buddy come
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On Parvati. We are know the puny kddeitrick
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Love a vote result up
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In Paris do still paints a mustache on to the Mona Lisa
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Andre Breton is editing the magazine literature, which becomes the mouthpiece for Dada in Paris Sarah and Breton write manifestos
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Picabia designs magazines
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Dada organises excursions and outrages
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At the South gavel we created a great scandal
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For the first time in the history of the world people threw at us
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Not only eggs salads and pennies, but beef steaks as well. It was a great success the audience was extremely, Dada
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Tonight's performance will include a ballet for three farad sardines and the reverie of the forsaken brontosaurus
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Dodger is not a mystification. It is the entire human mystery we were right to be suspicious
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Dada is clearly a facade for German infiltration
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Dada a limited company for the exploitation of the vocabulary
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Double your income with data only Dada is worth the investment of intellectual capital
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The picturesque is the opposite of art, art is the opposite of life?
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If you read and Rashidah out for 10 minutes your breath will stink
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The first mechanical work of art was created by mrs.. Zahra the day when she brought little Christian into the world
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If you wish to give her ideas clean you must change them regularly like her shirts
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Dada has become as boring as the Academie Francaise in an effort to prolong its life Dada has become sealed up inside
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itself
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Trude artists are against, Dada
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By 1922 the da dice are bringing out entire magazines devoted to insulting each other
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Sarah and Gretel and Picabia quarrel violently Dada has destroyed itself
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Francis Picabia writes the scenario for Rena Clare's film on fact
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Tristan tzara delivers a funeral oration for da da da da marches on destroying more and more
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From all these feelings of disgust it draws no conclusions no pride and no profit
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It no longer even fights for it knows that this serves. No purpose and
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Here we come to the great secret
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Da da is a state of mind that is why it transforms itself according to all the events and nations it encounters
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Da da applies itself to everything and yet it is nothing
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Dada is the point at which yes, and no and all opposites meet
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not noisily in the palaces of human philosophy
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But quite simply at street corners like dogs and grasshoppers
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Da da is useless like everything else in life
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Dada has no pretensions. Just as life should have none
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From the debris of da da Andre Breton begins to organize a more positive direction for the energy Dada has unleashed
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Leave everything
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Leave, Dada
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Leave your wife
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Leave your mistress
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Leave your hopes and your fears
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So your children in the corner of a would?
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Leave the substance for the shadow
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Set out on the road
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Brittle system is searching for access to the unconscious under the pretence of civilization and progress
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We have managed to banish from the mind everything that may rightly or wrongly be termed
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superstition
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Forbidden is any kind of search for truth that does not conform with accepted practices
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It was apparently by pure chance
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That part of our mental world
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Which we pretended not to be concerned with in my opinion the most important part
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Has been brought to light
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for this we must give thanks to Sigmund Freud the
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Imagination is perhaps on the point of reasserting itself of reclaiming its rights
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Britain becomes the central figure of a group of writers and artists seeking a new balance between conscious and unconscious thought
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He responds to the mystery implied by giorgio de chirico as paintings
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What will the aim of future paintings be to create previously unknown sensations?
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to strip out of everything routine accepted
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To see everything including man as the thing itself
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But a work of art to be truly immortal. It must go beyond the limits of the human
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common sense and logic will fail
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In this manner it will approach the dream and mentality of childhood
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Believe in the future resolution of these two states of dream and reality which appears have contradictory
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in a kind of absolute reality
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Sooo, reality one might call it
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It would be an error to consider art as an end
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The doctrine of art for art's sake seems senseless to me
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We know that poetry must lead somewhere
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Louis Aragon writes the Paris peasant describing the revelations that lurk beneath the surface of the city
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Man no longer worships the gods on their Heights
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Solomon's Temple has slid into a world of metaphor
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But there are other places where men go calmly about their mysterious lives
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Where a profound religion is gradually taking place? I?
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Begin to discover the face of the infinite behind the concrete forms, which has caught me through this world
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The marvelous is the eruption of contradictions within the real?
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Love is a state of confusion
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between the real and the marvelous
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Surrealism
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Pure psychic automatism by which it is intended to express either verbally or in writing the true function of thought
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Thought dictated in the absence of all control exerted by reason
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outside all moral or esthetic preoccupations
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The first phase of surrealist art is intuitive Andre Masum develops the technique of automatic drawing I
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Gradually in the marks. I make I see suggestions of figures or objects I encourage thee is to emerge
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Trying to bring out their implications. Even as I now consciously try to give order to the composition
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When Miro develops a system of intuitive signs within his paintings rather than setting out to paint something I
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the form becomes a sign a woman or a bird
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Max Ernst invents frottage creating images from the impressions of surfaces on August 10th
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1925 I was struck by the obsession exerted upon my excited gaze by the floor
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at random, I dropped pieces of paper and rubbed them with black LED I
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Was surprised by the sudden intensification of my visionary faculties
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By enlarging my minds hallucinatory powers I
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succeeded in attending
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Simply as a spectator at the birth of my own work
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Parents tell your dreams to your children
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Surrealism is it the communism of genius you who cannot see think of those who care?
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Antonin Artaud is appointed director of the research office art all rights addresses to the Dalai Lama and the Buddhists
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We are your very faithful servants oh great Lama
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Grant to us your wisdom in a language are contaminated European minds can understand
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We are surrounded by roughneck Pope's
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Scribblers critics dogs whose thoughts are earthbound who think incorrigibly in the present
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teach us llama
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Material levitation of the body and how we can be held no longer by the earth
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Her back into the ocean those white men who arrived with their small heads and well-behaved minds
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We suffer from a corruption the corruption of reason
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Logical Europe endlessly crushes the mind between the jaws of two extremes. It opens and re closes the mind
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We have suffered too long under the yoke
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Like you we reject progress
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Come and tear down our houses
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salvador dali arrives in Paris aged 24
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He denounces Suzanne as a very dirty painter and bases his own style on pure illusionism
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the illusionism of the most abject
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Lea a TV stand imitative art the usual paralyzing tricks of drone lorry the most
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analytically narrative and discredited academics ISM can all become sublime
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Hierarchies a thought and a path to a new precision of concrete irrationality
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From his reading of Freud and Lacan Darley develops his paranoia critical method
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Paranoia makes use of the external world to impose its obsessive notions with disturbing particularity
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the external world serves as an illustration placed at the service of the minds reality I
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believe that the moment is near when the procedure of active paranoid thought will make it possible to systematize confusion and
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Contribute to the total discrediting of the world of reality
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Dali's arrival coincides with the second phase of Surrealism creating concrete models of irrationality
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Eve Tommie paints imaginary landscapes
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Myk's Ernst makes collages out of 19th century illustrations
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Rene Magritte becomes a member of the Belgian surrealist group who carefully preserved their independence from bretons regime?
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The art of painting which ought to be called the art of lightness amidst the description with paint of a thought capable of becoming palpable
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This thought only comprises shapes presented to us by the world of appearance
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There's nothing symbolic about it
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Alberto Giacometti creates sculptures, which he calls objects designed to arouse unconscious desires
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Everyone who saw his object experienced a strong, but indefinable
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sexual emotion this emotion was not one of satisfaction, but of disturbance
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Like that imparted by the irritating awareness of failure
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Dushaan invents a new identity for himself as a woman I
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wanted to change my personality I
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Was a Catholic and the first idea that came to me was to take a Jewish name and change religion
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Then I thought why not change sex it was much simpler
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He renames himself air hose Silla v an ambiguous pun in French
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In the poetry of Paul, Illawarra
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And the photographs of Man Ray love is celebrated as the supreme surreal moment the ultimate fusion of the self were the other
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She is standing on my eyelids and her hair is in mine
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She has the shape of my hands. She has the color of my eyes
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She is engulfed in my shadow like a stone against the sky
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Her eyes are always open
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She does not let me sleep
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Her dreams in broad daylight make suns evaporate make me laugh weep and laugh and speak
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without anything to say
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Duchamp creates a few works within his new identity
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but during the 1920s and 30s he appears to abandon art and seems to spend most of his time playing chess I
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like living breathing better than working if
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You wish my art would be that of living each second each breath is a work which is inscribed nowhere
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Which is not a cerebral nor visual. It's a sort of constant euphoria
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Eve Tanguy captures spiders and eats them alive
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Salvador Dali opens exhibitions dressed in a diving suit benjamin purvey insults priests passing in the street
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The surrealist movement seems to be caught between the world of bourgeois art and the realm of irrational behavior
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Andre Breton sees only one solution and in 1927 he applies for membership of the Communist Party of France
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Monsieur Britta, this is your third appearance in your application to join the party, and I'm afraid we're by no means satisfied
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You've not succeeded in justifying your surrealist activity to us if you are as you claim a Marxist
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We cannot understand why you have any need to remain a surrealist
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Art cannot without disqualifying itself agree to submit to any outside orders
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Or humbly fill the ranks, which some would like to assign to it in the interests of short-term pragmatic ends
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You will only transform man's condition if you take into account his subjective needs as well as his material ones
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If you ignore them then communism will only create new forms of alienation
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what we want is a
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proletarian art that will describe proletarian life and proletarian aspirations
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Bourgeois culture is dying
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It is the artists job to help lead the workers towards a new popular art that will emerge with the liberation of the masses
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But you are asking the impossible
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How can a bourgeois artist be anything but inept at translating the workers aspirations?
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Trotsky has already argued that it is pointless to contrast
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proletarian and bourgeois culture in the pre-revolutionary period
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To the extent that a culture is proletarian it is not yet a culture
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To the extent that there is a culture
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It is not yet
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proletarian but look at your pasts
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your comrade Monsieur Eragon recently referred to the Russian Revolution as have a
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ministerial crisis and made silly jokes about Dadar in Moscow
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You've taken a very sharp turns in then haven't you?
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Why should we believe that your present view of the revolution is your real one and look at your backgrounds your?
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Outrages of literary parties don't impress the workers they see you as the spoiled children of Cafe Society
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Yes, it's true. We are asking to join your ranks in order to totally dissociate ourselves from the class we come from
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But this is not as you suggest one more
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provocation
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We are far too conscious of the way bourgeois society tames its rebels
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Savoring the poison and calling it
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entertainment or
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avant-garde
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Fourt art even spiritual revolt can be reduced to a commodity
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We can only avoid assimilation by writing hermetically by not making ourselves obvious to every
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department store shop assistant
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Mystery is frightening
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only the
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unclassifiable the indefinable is disconcerting and
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Can be used to shake the complacency of the bourgeoisie, but think about whom you attract?
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It's the bourgeoisie who left up your scandals
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Your bless famiy is an erotic outrages only charm the jaded palate of the anarchist set amongst the aristocracy
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Don't you see that since your works are appropriated and misinterpreted
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It is necessary first to make a social revolution
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after that you can think about heretic authenticity
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To be anxious for such luxuries now is simply a diversion it encourages. Hope where there is none
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No, I cannot accept that
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Of course we regret the public treatment of our work
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Of course we do not wish for their patronage
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Perhaps it is true that we are wild beasts in a cage, but that does not make us wild beasts any the less
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You seem to be saying on the one hand that we should create propaganda for immediate consumption by the masses
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Against this we say that any revolutionary message that is embodied in a conservative form
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cannot have a revolutionary effect and on the other hand you demand that the mind and
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Imagination must abdicate until the revolution has been accomplished
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And against this we would say that
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Even if our work does not immediately help to precipitate the revolution
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The job of interpreting man's condition is indispensable to building the post-revolutionary world
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Every mistake in the interpretation of man
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Involves a mistake in understanding the universe and becomes an obstacle to its transformation
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In hannover kurt schwitters concept of MEPs has taken over his entire house, which becomes a constantly evolving Nertz building
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Schwitters continues to create mets magazines mets collages and myths poetry
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Pppp. Cyka, cyka, cyka, cyka
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Children
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long
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for good
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To you you to you how to you you to you?
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to you
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to you to you
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to you
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to you in you to you I
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Gue
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Good photo, okay, oka, oka?
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You either give East and dammit these are stowed sir inherently hos Stanovich demo
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in Munich Adolf Hitler opens the National Socialist Museum of pure Aryan art
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In Berlin johnhart fields photomontages have evolved out of Dada into a powerful weapon of anti-nazi propaganda
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the meaning of the Hitler salute
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millions stand behind me
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Through light towards night
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Goering the butcher of the Third Reich
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War and corpses always the hope of the rich
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Madrid 1936
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What the Angels received as Christmas presents a
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Doll for Superman he swallows gold and spout junk
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In Paris the surrealist groups summoned Salvador Dali to justify his obsessive interest in Hitler
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Unfortunately, I forgotten most of the details of this very peculiar meeting, but I was suffering from the beginnings of a sore throat
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Therefore I attended with a thermometer in my mouth
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and I took my temperature several times during my trial which lasted far into the night I
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Knelt down several times to exhort Breton to understand that my obsession with Hitler was strictly paranoid and essentially apolitical
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I
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Explained that I could not be a Nazi
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because if Hitler conquered Europe he would seize the opportunity to do away with all hysterical characters such as myself as
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he had already done in Germany by calling them DeGeneres I
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pointed out that the feminine and irresistible silly role that I attributed to Hitler would be sufficient to classify me as an
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iconoclast in the eyes of the Nazis
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similarly my fanaticism
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aggravated by Freud and Einstein
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both of them expelled from Germany by Hitler made it obvious that Hitler interested me only as an object of my delirium and
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because he seemed to me of
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Incomparable catastrophic value in the end they were convinced of my innocence
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But still I had to sign a document in which I declared my not to be an enemy of the proletariat
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Assigned without any qualms since I have never had any feelings either for or against the proletariat
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1938 man-ray photographs the mannequins created by the surrealist group for their Paris exhibition
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This is the last surrealist event before the outbreak of war
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1938 Sigmund Freud arrives in London a refugee from the Nazis
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Salvador Dali pays him a visit
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Until now I had been inclined to regard the Surrealists who apparently have adopted me as their patron saint his complete fools
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But that young Spaniard with his fanatic lies and undeniable technical mastery made me revise my opinion
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In the pictures of the Masters of angler or Leonardo that which interests me is precisely the search for the unconscious idea
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Dali's mystery is manifested outright the picture is but a mechanism to reveal itself
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Mexica is about the only land that will have him so here
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He is Trotsky landing at M pica with his wife
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Once Lenin's partner and commander of the Red Army he's dodged about from country to country and one after another the men on trial in
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Moscow confess that they've been plotting under his direction the Trotsky himself finds a refuge
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after the collapse of his alliance with the Communist Party Gretl travels to Mexico and meets Trotsky together they write a
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manifesto and make plans for a federation of independent
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Revolutionary artists in art man expresses his need for harmony and a full existence which class
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Society constantly denies him that is why there is always implied a conscious or unconscious active or passive
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optimistic or pessimistic
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protest against reality in any authentic artistic creation
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Art can be the revolutions great Ally only insofar as it remains true to itself
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The federation is short-lived by 1940 Trotsky has been murdered and many of the Surrealists have fled from the German invasion
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these artists in exile in New York include Andre, Breton
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Marcel Duchamp Max Ernst Salvador Dali Yves Tanguy and Andre muscle
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During these years Max Ernst paints a series of visionary landscapes
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While a surrealist work in America many of their former colleagues have joined the French resistance
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Forces of the French underground swarm against the Nazi and fight behind barricades as the Parisian masses have fought in many an insurrection
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Patriot fighters plays away at German roots and buildings. They're shooting everywhere
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children hurried across a street to safety out of a bullet swept area
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scenes of the Paris uprising filmed by a French newsreel cameraman attached to the Patriot forces a
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Wounded French Negro of the underground fighting
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There's a German soldier there shooting at him with terrifying realism this start automatic motion picture film
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shows the death of a Nazi killed by Patriot Gunners a
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woman takes his gun
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Even the prawns without rings from every throw big old symbol of free France and
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resurgent Paris cheers to the strains of the Marcie a
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19:46
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Andre Breton returns to a hostile Paris the committed writers who have fought against the Nazis regards surrealism with scorn
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Jean-paul Sartre writes the originality of surrealism lies in its attempt to appropriate everything metaphysics
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They are a stock recei parasitism
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Alliances with revolutionary groups the fact is that when the time for action came none of them were prepared to act
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some of them kill themselves
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Others are in exile
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There's a remain are in exile amongst us
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Tristan Tzara is now a member of the Communist Party and a veteran of the French Resistance
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Where is surrealism today?
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And how can it justify itself historically when we know that during the occupation it has been absent from this war
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absent from our hearts and from our actions
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The sole voice of surrealism able to appear freely during the war was a luxurious magazine published in New York
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It did not contain the slightest mention of the Nazi occupation or of those who had other concerns than the playing of harmless
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surrealist games
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History has passed so realism by
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Jean art is not impressed by the political commitments of his former Dada colleagues
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Some old friends of mine from the days of Dada who always fought for dreams and freedom there now
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disgustingly preoccupied with class aims and a busy turning the Hegelian dialectic into a hurdy-gurdy to
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Conscientiously they mix poetry and the five-year plan in one pot
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But man will not allow himself to be transformed into a scrubbed hygienic numeral
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It is hard to imagine how the greatest individual lists can come out for a termite State
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Be be be be be oh
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Hey hey hey hey hey
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Kurt schwitters has fled from germany to Norway from Norway to England after the war he moves to the lake district
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creating Nets collages out of English materials
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In a barn near Lake Windermere schwitters begins work on a new maths building although he is ill and impoverished
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1948 couch fitters dies with one wall nearly completed
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Dada had Khalid
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Who had
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Shown two sentences and lived certain dessert when did side count
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We hadn't be a goner on Florida. She in scrap tagging
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1954 Max Ernst is awarded the painting prize at the Venice, Biennale when he accepts it. He is expelled from the surrealist group
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Seeing means usually you open your eyes, and you looked at out sad world
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You can see in other way you close your eyes, and you looked in to your inner
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And
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I believe the best to do is to have one eye closed, and you look inside and this is TNI
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With the other eye you have it fixed on reality. What is going on around in the world
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if you can make a kind of a synthesis of
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These two important worlds you come to a result
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Which can be considered as the synthesis of
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Objective and subjective life
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In a way, and the outer world brought together to make me revolution in a painter and when I paint I feel absolutely free
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One big danger is that you lose your mind you?
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madness is always in the background and menaces you I
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was born with a very strong feeling of freedom liberty
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That means also with a very strong feeling of revolt
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Revolt in revolution is not the same thing, but when people are born into a period they are so many
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Events invite you to get revolted and
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Threw over what is going on in the world and be disgusted with it so on
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It is absolute natural that
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Rock, you'll produce is a revolution in rock
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Salvador Dali is written out of the surrealist movement by Andre Breton
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His undertaking was spoiled by his ultra retrograde technique and discredited by a cynical indifference to the means which he used to advertise
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himself
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He has shown signs of panic and has only been able to save appearances through a scheme of deliberate vulgar ization
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By now his work has become engulfed in
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Academics ISM which claims on its own authority to be classicism and which in any case has no interest whatever force or realism
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dolly remains unrepentant I
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Am NOT a surrealist I am surrealism
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The trouble with interviewing Salvador Dali is that he talks with everything at once including the radar whiskers, which locate his ideas
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The Madonna of portly gut is in the new style
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Romantic mysticism da recalls it if the meaning is obscure. There's no doubt about his brilliant drawing and color work
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15,000 amateurs
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Most impressive of all is dahlias crucifixion
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After the war Andre Breton has parted company with many of his former friends
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he displays less interest in politics or psychology and
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His final attempt to reconcile dream with reality lies in the art of magic
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In spite of all reservations one may have as to its principles the occult is
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extremely interesting in that it maintains in a dynamic state the infinite system of
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correspondences that lies at man's disposal
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giving him the key to relations which are capable of linking objects apparently unconnected and
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partially uncovering the mechanism of universal symbolism
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In Brussels Rene Magritte continues to paint in his prosaic style
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The other day someone asked me what the relationship was between my life, and my art I
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Couldn't really think of any
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accept that life obliges me to do something so I paint I
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do not believe that man decides anything either the future or the present of humanity a
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Universe of chance, I don't know
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unknown forces I hate talking about that because he doesn't mean anything like talking about symbols I
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Think we are responsible for the universe, but this does not mean that we decide anything
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cause and effect
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That's determinism and there again one would have to believe in it
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If one is a determinist one must always believe that there is a cause which produces the same effect
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I am NOT a determinist, but I don't believe in chance either
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It serves a still another explanation of the world
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the problem lies precisely in not accepting any explanation of the world either through chance or determinism I
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Am NOT responsible for my belief. It is not even I who decides that I am NOT responsible and so on to infinity
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I'm obliged not to believe
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There is no point of departure
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Brittle remains fiercely hostile to the way in which surrealism is increasingly debased to describe any work that seems weird or fantastic
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Quasimodo's, so
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Well
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Asshole Adolf Hitler under Ginny's
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I hear they're ready for us now at the start of the main raised this afternoon
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So let's go right away and join Peter at the start. Well. They're under starter's orders for this very valuable Queen Victoria handicap
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First offense
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1966 Andre Breton dies
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There is every reason to believe that there exists a certain point in the mind at which life and death real and imaginary
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past and future
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Communicable and in communicable high and low ceased to be perceived in terms of contradiction
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On the death of his friend Andre brittle muscle. Do tional says I have never known a man who had a greater capacity for love
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Berto loved like a heartbeats
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And you cannot understand anything about his hatreds if you don't realize he acted in this way to protect his love for life
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for the marvelous in life
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He was the lover of love in a world that believes in prostitution
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During the 1960's marcel duchamp work attracts the attention of younger artists
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And he is described as the most radical thinker of modern art with an influence which is rivaled only by Picasso's
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Major retrospective exhibitions of dashon's work are organized
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Since many of his early works have been lost
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Replicas multiple editions of them are made the large glass has been cracked, but two reproductions are constructed
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What you were also attempting to do as I understand it was to
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Devalue the art as an object simply by saying if I say it's a work of art. That makes it a work of art
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Yeah, but a word work of art. You see is not so
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Important for me. I don't care about the word art because it's been so
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You know
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Discredited in some oil so I already want to get rid of it
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because the way many people today have done away with religion and
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I've been in it all the time and still want to get rid of it you see and I cannot explain all I
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Everything I do because I do things were why people do things and don't know why they do it. You know you see
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the Antioch movement of Dada in fact was proved to be in the interest of art because it regenerated and
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Revived and freshened people's attitude to it yes
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Do you in fact anticipate that your own contribution when the final reckoning comes will have in fact?
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Contributed to something called, art. I did in spite of myself if you wish to say
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But I'm sorry in other words
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I would I would like but at the same time if I did I had done it I would completely have been
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Not even nervous, so people would haven't said anything you all right no
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they probably a hundred people like that who have given up on and
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Condemned it and prove to themselves it wasn't
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necessary no more than religion so forth and who cares for them nobody never knew but in terms of the the
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activities of the of the Dada group other than painting
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The sort of happenings that they devise are in fact happening again. They are called happenings today
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do you ever see or engage in these or the point that they've brought out so well an
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interesting one is they play for you a
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play of
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boredom
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It has been I'm not discovering that but it's very interesting to have used boredom as a name
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Aim to
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to attract the public in other word the public comes to are happening not to be amused to be bored and
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that's quite an invention by the
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Contribution to a new ideas isn't it when you set out to
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Challenge all the established values your your means were shocked you shocked the Cubist you shocked the public you shut the buying public
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01:16:22,800 --> 01:16:30,290
Do you think the public can be shocked anymore by anything is finish finish? That's that's over you cannot shock a public
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You regret the loss of shock, or do you think it's really the artists fault, but in fact the panel simply always expected no
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But the shock would be of a different
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Way a different
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character
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You see by shrugging at that time tracking alongside the old
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channel speak
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But the probably the shock will come of something entirely different
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as I said no, not a nod to say and I AR t
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See with that
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No, no no art at all and yet something would be produced because after all I think the word art from
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Italy magically means to do
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not even to make but to do you say and
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01:17:18,660 --> 01:17:21,919
With minute you do something you are an artist in other word that you are not
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01:17:21,960 --> 01:17:26,359
So you don't sell your work that you do the action in other well art is
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Means action in the activity of any kind
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everyone anyway everyone
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But we've now society has decided to make a group that be called artists a group
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01:17:37,770 --> 01:17:43,549
Doctors and so far which is purely artificial. You said you said in the twenties you proclaimed art
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Is dead it isn't a suit. Yeah, well. That's what I meant by that you see I meant
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That it's dead by the fact that instead of being singular
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In a tea in little box like that so many artists in so many
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squares
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feet
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By the fact it would be
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Universal it would be a human a human
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Factor in anyone's life to be an artist but not noticed as an artist you see what I mean in the event
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Resolution, thank you very much. Well. I'm delighted
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1968 Marcel Duchamp dies at his own request his grave carries the inscription
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Anyway, it's always other people who die
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You
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You
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