FUTURISM

Italian school of painting, sculpture, and literature that flourished from 1909, when Filippo Tommaso Marinetti's first manifesto of futurism appeared, until the end of World War I. Carlo Carrà, Gino Severini, and Giacomo Balla were the leading painters and Umberto Boccioni the chief sculptor of the group. The architect Antonio Sant' Elia also belonged to this school. The futurists strove to portray the dynamic character of 20th-century life; their works glorified danger, war, and the machine age, attacked academies, museums, and other establishment bastions, and, in theory at least, favored the growth of fascism. The group had a major Paris exhibition in 1912 that showed the relationship of their work to cubism. Their approach to the rendering of movement by simultaneously representing several aspects of forms in motion influenced many painters, including Duchamp and Delaunay. Futurist principles and techniques strongly influenced Russian constructivism.

See studies by M. W. Martin (1968), J. Rye (1972), U. Apollino (1973), C. Tisdale and A. Bozollo (1985), and M. Perloff (1989).

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Futurism has never been completely apolitical and...In the Foundation Manifesto of Futurism , Marinetti exalted, all at the same...would agree that this is quite absurd. Futurism can never be understood and accepted until...
...encyclopedia 1929- 1949 . Clough records "Futurism to 1933" as a contemporaneous essay...Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1941. Futurism discussed p. 148-153, and in later...CLOUGH, ROSA TRILLO. Looking Back at Futurism. New York Cocce Press for the author...
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...of paintings in Paris in 1925 he abandoned Futurism. Carlo Carras experiment with Futurism was a more genuine one, not only in the polemical...pictorial sense, even though the spirit of Futurism was only accidental in his style. His works...
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...Marinettis "Manifesto of Futurism" (1909) appeared initially...second tenet of "Manifesto of Futurism" is directly in line with...tenets in particular dramatize Futurisms focus on war, destruction...selective appropriation of Futurism in her prose is rather compelling...
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...nationalism. "Marinettian futurism," according to historian...Marinettis Founding Manifesto of Futurism (1909) was published in...the militancy of Marinettis Futurism. In a March 1910 edition...political agitation aligned to Futurisms cultural program.84 The...
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...origins, of Fascism in Futurism, in Futurisms `determination to...look more closely at Futurisms pre-war origins...To a large extent, Futurism was the brainchild...Princeton, 1982); Futurism and Futurisms, ed. Pontus Hulten...
...Maria Gough on Centenary Futurism Exhibitions. by Maria...Bruce Sterling muse on Futurisms legacy, from comestibles to combat. ITALIAN FUTURISM TURNED ONE HUNDRED this...but also announcing Futurisms path forward, were...in these last works, Futurism had finally broken free...
High Schools for Futurism: Nurturing the Next Generation; Foresight...development of high schools specializing in futurism. If we act swiftly, creatively...core. These schools would explore futurism, emphasizing the importance of rational...
...1890s, Divisionism, a Forerunner to Futurism and the Subject of a Current Exhibition...DAnnunzio, and by Futurist artists. Futurism is usually associated with the right...the artists move from Divisionism to Futurism. Angelo Galli, an anarchist leader...
Futurism and Libraries by Walt Crawford Whats your version of libraries in the...common: Theyre simple. Thats also true of nearly all well- publicized futurism. Futurism almost always offers simple, clear futures - even as the world gets...
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...World War had begun, Futurism had spread across Europe...war. As with Cubism, Futurisms birth, maturity and...survived, touched by Futurism, but ready to go their...fecund quinquennium kept Futurism in the public eye...paintings it recalls Futurisms roots in Divisionism...
Futurism? Its Past It; ART. Byline: Philip Hensher Futurism Tate Modern, London Until September 6 *** On February...quaint, So what can Tate Moderns exhibition say for futurism? It limits itself to the first stage, finishing before...
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...century after the beginnings of Russian Futurism, the first major British exhibition...relationship between Italian and Russian Futurism and it is an unparalleled opportunity...garde began to be known again in Russia. Futurism has a chequered history of being deliberately...
...Beyond retro-futurist inspirations, the futurism of the three jewelry artists in the ongoing Firma exhibit, Triad: An Approach to Futurism, is an extrapolation of the mind to...blasphemous and edgy, Syjuco rsquo;s take on futurism is more Flash Gordon than George Lucas...
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FUTURISM Italian school of painting, sculpture, and literature that flourished from 1909, when Filippo Tommaso Marinettis first manifesto of futurism appeared, until the end of World War I. Carlo Carra, Gino Severini...
...Tatlins art of purely abstract (although politically intended) constructions. Their sculptural works derived from cubism and futurism , but had a more architectonic and machinelike emphasis related to the technology of the society in which they were created...
...Fine Arts Academy (grad. 1913) and from 1930 to 1954 was a professor there. Influenced early by Cezanne, cubism, and futurism and subsequently associated with the pittura metafisica (1918 20) of Chirico , he developed an independent style. In his...
DALI, SALVADOR salvathor dale , da le, 1904 89, Spanish painter. At first influenced by futurism , in 1924 Dali came under the influence of the Italian painter de Chirico and by 1929 he had become a leader of surrealism . His...
...1881 1966, Italian painter. Trained as a decorator, he became associated with the artists involved in the development of futurism . His The Funeral of the Anarchist Galli (1911; Mus. of Modern Art, New York City) typifies the energy of the movement...
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