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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Max Ernst"”.

  1. Collage as a design process

    Invented by Max Ernst. This is a creative process based on quotation. Here I quote architects and buildings that I admire. The intention is to compose a project while finding my own syntax and working proceedure. Collage.

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  2. Johanna Ey: a critical reappraisal

    … greatly to the careers of artists such as Max Ernst, Otto Dix, Gert Wollheim, Otto Pankok and many others and was a vital figure in the ‘modern’ Düsseldorf art scene until she was evicted from her gallery by the Nazis in 1934. This study opens with a factual overview of Ey’s biography. …

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  3. Rewriting urban narratives of the Australian Great Depression.

    … novel, Dadaville, and an exegesis. Inspired by a Max Ernst painting of the same name, Dadaville is set in Sydney in 1931, a city in the grip of brutal poverty. The unemployed riot as they are evicted from homes in their thousands. Among them are nineteen-year-old Maxine Fraley and her damaged …

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  4. SURREALIST CASTLE CULTURE: GOTHIC TRACES IN SURREALIST AESTHETICS

    This thesis examines the relationship between Surrealism and the Gothic novel. To date, few studies have examined why the Gothic novel appealed to the Surrealist sensibility. In particular, the neo-Gothic referents in Surrealist visual art have been largely ignored. The clearest connection between …

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  5. Between Morality and Myth: A Parodic Visual Manifesto

    Acting on the belief that art communicates, that an image speaks all languages, these works were created as a visual manifesto responding satirically to the absurd way in which myths are elevated to the status of moral values. The photographic works created for this thesis challenge long held …

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