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SOCIAL CLASS THEORY: Breaking Through the Skin of Human Culture
August Sander photographed German citizens from all classes and walks of life. Rich, poor, men, women, revolutionaries, artists, tramps, professionals, children, laborers, Communists, Social Democrats, Anglo Saxons, Gypsies,Nazis and Negroes stood or sat squarely in front of his camera, fully … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Miscellaneous, Modern Arts/Craft, Visual Art/Sculpture/etc.
Tagged Abraham Maslow, Ada Riphahn, Arthur Kroker, August Sander, Bertolt Brecht, Diane Arbus, Erik Olin Wright, George Grosz, George Ritzer, Heidegger, Irving Penn, Jay Rothman, Karl Marx, Lee D. Baker, Liz Kay, Max Weber, Paul Hindmith, Paul Strand, Richard Avedon, Sandra Marker, Willaim Lloyd Warner
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Last One To Leave Turns Out The Lights
A culture of profound boredom.Or a boredom from a lack of profound culture? Critiques of democratic market economies such as that of Theodor Adorno (1903-69), argued that capitalism plied and spoon fed people with the products of a ‘culture industry’, … Continue reading
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Tagged Advertising Age, Albert Camus, Arthur Kroker, Backvertising, Caribou Coffee, Financial Post, Flaubert, Gustav Flaubert, Gustave Flaubert, Heidegger, Holiday Inn, Hollie Shaw, Ipsos Reid, J. Walter Thompson, Mars, Martin Heidegger, Parissa Wax Strips, Rethink Communications, Rob Tarry, Skittles, Starbucks, Theodor Adorno
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Not a Sugar Dada's Girl
Hannah Höch( 1889-1978) is best known as one of the originators of the medium of photomontage, and the only female member of the Berlin Dada group, an artistic grouping which protested the unprecedented destruction of World War I by putting … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Article, Modern Art, Modern Arts/Craft
Tagged Berlin Dada, collage art, Dada Art, german art, Hannah Hoch, Heidegger, Henry Miller, John Heartfield, Luc Sante, Martin Heidegger, Martin Kroker, modern german art, photo montage, photomontage, Slate Magazine, Tropic of Cancer
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Aesthetics of Nihilism: Death as a ''Ready Made''
The general chaos was captured in the driving art movement in Germany in the years between the World Wars by German Expressionism. But once Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party began their ascent into power, culminating in 1933 with the … Continue reading
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Tagged Andre Breton, Dadaists, Edmund Husserl, Eugene Davidson, George Grosz, German Expressionism, Hans Jurgen Syberberg, Heidegger, John Heartfield, Julius Streicher, Man Ray, Marcel Duchamp, Martin Heidegger, Max Ernst, Michael Zimmerman, Raoul Hausmann, Salvador dali, Sigmeund Freud, Wagner
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