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I WAS LEAVING ANYWAYS. #dada #dadaists #bartalk #comicstrip
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Zum Geburtstag von Raoul Hausmann werfen wir einen Blick auf sein Werk. Raoul Hausmann (12. Juli 1886 - 1. Februar 1971): ABCD (Selbstporträt), 1923–24.
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Possibly the best thing in Moma's current Duchamp show is this 1913 newspaper cartoon poking fun at his "Nude Descending a Staircase"
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Live shot of a journalist entering the White House Correspondents' Dinner
Michael LobelIn George Grosz's 1926 painting "The Pillars of Society," which viciously satirizes the elite groups that enabled the rise of fascism in Germany, the figure in the left foreground is a journalist with a chamber pot on his head who grasps a bloody palm branch, a symbol of appeasement
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Writing about Surrealism & the rise of fascism & am reminded that at the Feminist Strike in Florence I saw one protester with Max Ernst's painting The Triumph of Surrealism (1937). Depressingly relevant.
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DIE KUNST IST KEIN ZIEL FÜR SICH - Asja Lācis, 1921 kunstraumkreuzberg.de/die-kunst-is...
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#OtD 9 Mar 1894 German radical artist, Franz Seiwert, was born. He was involved with Dada before helping to form the Cologne Progressives, a council communist artist circle. More: stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/1092...
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Morris Topchevsky, "Strike Breakers (Company Violence)," 1937, from collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Art. Topchevsky was a Chicago-based painter, a Jewish immigrant from Poland, who mentored such artists as Charles White collections.artsmia.org/art/129801/s...
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OPTIONS. #dada #comicstrips #comicstrip #blackandwhitecomics #dadaist #existentialcomics #indiecomics #whatislife
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Have been thinking a lot lately about something Dada artist Hugo Ball wrote in his diary in 1916, amidst the violence & turmoil of World War I, as he reflected on the movement's use of masks, costumes, & performance: "The horror of our time, the paralyzing background of events, is made visible."
Michael LobelFor what it's worth, at least our present moment is helping me understand the Dada artists & their motivations a whole lot better
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#OtD 3 Jan 1923 Jaroslav Hasek, author of classic anarchic comedy novel, The Good Soldier Svejk, died in the Czech village of Lipnice, aged 39. His novel mocked the absurdity of military and empire via the main character's enthusiasm for authority stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/1018...
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“The Surrealists were willing to look into the abyss of so-called civilisation, admit to ‘pessimism all along the line,’ and nonetheless wrench from that darkness a poetics of revolutionary change,” @naomiaklein.bsky.social writes www.equator.org/articles/sur...
Surrealism Against Fascism • EQUATORA century ago, artists who survived the trenches captured humanity’s capacity for destruction. What can they teach us about confronting the far-right in a new age of genocide?www.equator.org
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The 2026 homage to John Heartfield Calendar is NOW ON SALE! Limited amount being made, so get in quick! Please see link 👇👇👇 coldwarsteve.bigcartel.com/product/cold...
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John Heartfield, ‘Hurra! Der Panzerkreuzer A ist da!’ [Hooray! The battle cruiser A has arrived!], 1928.
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Merzz. 53. Red Bonbon. by Kurt Schwitters, 1920 https://botfrens.com/collections/212/contents/137832
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George Grosz, Explosion, 1917 https://botfrens.com/collections/14377/contents/1135840
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In time for Banned Books Week, The Tigress by Walter Serner is now available and on the way to the distributor. Serner's only novel, it's a nihilistic "love story" where a grifter and an escort team up to scam the casino crowd of the Riviera. More info here: www.twistedspoon.com/the-tigress....