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How did the photograph change how art was made?
what was made? and viewed? (Give examples)
explain
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Photography
(Greek)photos (‘light’) + graphy (representation by drawing)=Drawing With Light
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Abasic single lens reflex camera
explain
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Find the picture of AlbrechtDurer, “Artist Using a perspective device”, 1520
lady laying on bench other side man playing game
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was this photograph what?:
- 1.Practical
- 2. Immediate (fast)
- 3. Cheaper (than a painting)
- 4. Comprehensible
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TheCamera Obscura – Greek for “Dark” & “Room
Identify and find this picture
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A camera conspiracy? Who were these people?
•David Hockey & Charles Falco’s “Hockney-Falco Hypothesis”Secret Knowledge,
David Hockney 2003
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Seeing Objectively
Name some of these people
- Ansel Adams
- Edward Weston
- Imogen Cunningham
- John Paul Edwards
- Preston Holder
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Ansel Adams, “Church, Taos, NM”, 1942
Find this picture
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When you see what you express through photography, you realize all the things that can no longer be the objectives of painting
agree?
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Who said this? I have discovered photography so now I can kill myself. I have nothing else tolearn
PabloPicasso
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Contemporary Photography:Testing the Waters and Blurring the Boundaries
- Truth/RealitySexualityMetaphor
- DocumentationBeauty
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How did the photograph change how art was made? what wasmade? and viewed
?(Give examples)
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List some charter of The photograph was
- 1.Practical
- 2. Immediate (fast)
- 3. Cheaper (than a painting)
- 4. Comprehensible
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Photography -- What is the psychological effect?
How does context play a role?
What if these were paintings
explain
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On Modernism- The phrase “art for art’s sake” was a rallying call for early Modernism artists.
What is meant by this phrase? And how is it abreak from the art we’ve seen thus far?
Provide examples
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Whatis happening in the world?
The Foundations of Modernism
explain
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Name some Big thinkers and ideas of the day:
- Karl Marx – Socialism
- Charles Darwin – Evolution “ Origin of Species”: man is not unique, undermined religious authority
- Charles Baudelaire- Literature
- Nietzsche- philosophy and the individual
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Who said this The artist’s first loyalty is to art, not the public”
Edouard Manet
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The Changing Role of the Artist as Individual
name some issues?
name some
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Name Some (general) themes in Impressionist Art:
Outdoor/”enplein air” paintersDirect PaintingImpressions of lightVibrant use of colors Cropped imagesFlatness of picture plane
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Deal with nature as cylinders, spheres and cones, all placed in perspective so that each aspect of an object or a plane goes towards a central point…. Now, for usmen, nature consists more of depth than of surface, whence the need to introduce into our vibrations of light, represented by reds and yellows, asufficient amount of shades of blue to make the air felt
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The New Role of the Artist:A backlash against Modernism?
Explain this
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Discussion Question:Based upon readings and in-class lectures, what is the “Modern Condition” and do we start to see a backlash against it?
give your answer
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