A brief historical introduction followed by a reading of The Stuckist Manifesto, written by British Artists Billy Childish and Charles Thomson in 1999.

In this episode, we explore The Stuckist Manifesto, written by Billy Childish and Charles Thomson.

3 Things You Must Know About The Stuckist Manifesto, 1999:

1. This non-movement came about as a rebellion against nihilism and conceptualism.
2. Stuckists brought back an emphasis to painting, particularly figurative painting, seeing it as the fundamental impetus of all art.
3. These artists sought authenticity and experimentation, embracing the idea of failure while rejecting perfectionism.

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Stuckism begins where begin stuck ends.

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A brief historical introduction followed by a reading of The Dada Manifesto, written by Romanian Artist Tristan Tzara in 1918.

Many art movements had more than one manifesto.

In this episode, we explore the second Dada Manifesto, written by Tristan Tzara.

3 Things You Must Know About The Dada Manifesto, 1918:

1. This second manifesto was written after four years of WWI in Europe, and you can feel it with undertones of nihilism and absurdity.
2. Tzara has a desire for Dada to undo society and meaning while having it be society and meaning.
3. Dada changed the definition of art, from art as material to art as idea.

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A brief historical introduction followed by a reading of The Dada Manifesto, written by German Writer and Poet Hugo Ball in 1916.
Many art movements had more than one manifesto. In this episode, we explore the first Dada Manifesto, written by Hugo Ball.
3 Things You Must Know About The Dada Manifesto, 1916:

1. Dadaism is born amidst the chaos of WWI.
2. Dada is a common word with many meanings in many languages.
3. Dada artists turn the definition of 'art' on its head, creating 'anti-art', thwarting the notion of technical expertise, especially with Marcel Duchamp's 'found objects' and the philosophy of 'art as idea'.

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A brief historical introduction followed by a reading of The Futurist Manifesto, written by Italian Poet Filippo Tommaso Marinetti in 1909.

3 Things You Must Know About The Futurist Manifesto:

1. Futurism began in the midst of The Machine Age at the turn of the 1900s.
2. Italy suffered a long decline after the fall of Rome (476 AD). The Futurist Movement was born in Italy with the spirit of an Italian resurgence.
3. Futurism spread through Europe, and notably, to Russia.

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A brief historical introduction followed by a reading of The Bauhaus Manifesto, written by Bauhaus School Founder Walter Gropius in 1919.

3 Things You Must Know About The Bauhaus Manifesto:

1. Artists are the first to introduce mass manufactured home goods.
2. The Bauhaus merges art, craft, industry, and daily life.
3. Artists break away from galleries and enter society.

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