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VHS
1980
VHS0147

Culture of nature

Culture of natureLoading Discusses why the 20th century brought about a major change in the subject matter used by artists. Shows how the various manifestations of popular culture replaced nature as the focus of artistic interest and describes the Pop art movement.
Release Date
1980
Run Time
52 min.
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VHS
1980
VHS0141

The Mechanical paradise

The Mechanical paradiseLoading Explores Western art during the period 1870-1914 and shows how the artists of this period reflected the fragmentation and mechanization of urban life.
Release Date
1980
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52 min.
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VHS
1980
VHS0142

The Shapes of dissent

The Shapes of dissentLoading Examines the art of the post-World War I period, including Dada and German expressionism and discusses how art reflected the intellectual and political mood of the period.
Release Date
1980
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52 min.
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VHS
1980
VHS0145

The Threshold of liberty

The Threshold of libertyLoading Discusses the impact of surrealism and shows examples of the art and architecture produced by this movement, including the Ideal Temple built in rural France, the Watts Tower, and paintings by Miro, Dali, Magritte, and others.
Release Date
1980
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52 min.
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VHS
1980
VHS0146

The Sublime and anxious eye

The Sublime and anxious eyeLoading Links the decline of Expressionism with the horror of World War II and an increasingly pragmatic and secular outlook that left little room for the mythic-religious imagery of the past.
Release Date
1980
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52 min.
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VHS
1980
VHS0148

The End of modernity

The End of modernityLoading Art critic Robert Hughes discusses the current nature of modern art, which he believes is characterized by attempts to remove art from the highly organized system of dealers and museums and replace it with conceptual art, earthworks, and body art. He talks about the fragmentation of the avant-garde, doubts about the future of painting, and the blatant narcissism of contemporary art.
Release Date
1980
Run Time
52 min.
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