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Lovely comments--thank you--I'm just starting the book. By the way, what is your full name? I never see it mentioned. Blessings! ps--you're quite telegenic and likable--nice!

Dada is a very cool style and it was the first genre that really stood out to me around the age of 10. Great video! Thank you for putting in the effort 😎

Would you be able to create a video about the resources and courses you recommend for someone who wants to pursue art but does not afford to go to art school?

Really concise and informative. Will share this with my students.

thanks so much for the clarification !!

This is why American kids are traumatized and not that bright .

I just want to let you know you are really fine dammm Is like a weird artsy mediterranean Timothée Chalamet

wokeness absolutely destroyed contemporary art

I reread the essay and went in search of a UA-cam vid to get some more insight. I enjoyed your take, though I couldn't help noticing that the discussion was around the Author Roland Barthes, who while in fact dead, seems to hold.a privileged position in the interpretation of the essay. Perhaps modern (or post-modern) literary criticism still can't do without the unifying name of its Author. There are a number of almost separate ideas that enter this piece: that interpretation of a text resides in the reader's mind, not the intentions of the original scribe. The reader is the writer of their text. But the idea that I'm most attracted to in the essay is the notion that a text is "a tissue of quotations drawn from innumerable centers of culture," such as other texts. Of course a writer's phrases, diction, cultural references are roiling around in the brain, and somehow come out onto the page in various smatterings and associations. This lifts the burden of originality, of camouflaging one's influences. Indeed, Barthes admits that Mallarmé came before him in terms of perceiving language as the animating force of a text.

Appreciate how clear and easy-to-follow your content is.

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does it matter if you talk about a favourite artist that u like that isn't specific to the art you do but you really enjoy

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I predict an absolute pile of crap will win, oh wait, i was correct 😱

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Thanks mate, love you're hairstyle🥇

Love Art but this sort of thing is a pile of shit and the people who support This are obviously mentally ill, This sort of thing needs looking at

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Cool video. Thanks for your time

Ooooh love your thoughts on this. Couldn't agree more with what you said at the end... we don't talk about art that way these days but maybe we should start

great stuff here! thanks for taking the time to make it.

I finished the entire video and thank you and appreciate your thorough cover of Frida's life. You are the best.

Recently started watching your videos. Long or short, either length works! 🐒

This was so well organized. I hope there have been more since.

Good points! Thank you. 😊

That was a refreshing, sincere, and unpretentious message. Thank you for posting it. I already saw your talk on Dada, which was excellent also. Your students are lucky to have you as their teacher. Great work!

Keep up the good work...

Very informative. Thank you.?😺

Posh person breaking into anti-rich group: "Hey, you guys, guess who's brought drugs?!" edit: Also, "Old School Zurich Dada Values" on a t-shirt

The term "woke" would have been totally appropriate in the sense that you're referencing but unfortunately, in these days, you'd be better striking it from your lexicon all together.

Have an exam in Pedagogy in four days(Which obv features Freire), have watched this like a 100 times already and will continue to watch another 100 times the next four days, literally THE best explanation of this theory I have found, thank you soooo much--From an exhausted uni student <3

I love how zoomer humor is basically a resurgence of this art movement. Naranjo, I am looking at you.

Hi mate. Great vid. Really honest and Insightful. Could you tell me? I'm an artist and I do oil paintings. I work with clay also. So I'm interested in painting, sketching and sculpting. I'm worried that a lot of the job is going to be stuff I am not interested in. Such as sowing and fabrics work ect. Can you tell me? Does the job include a lot of fabrics and sowing ect? Can you specify which area you wish to cover. I am awaite I can find this online but I'd like to know from your perspective as believe it will be honest. Thanks.

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DADA was less of an art movement, and more of a protest movement, hence it's focus on anti-art and anti-capitalism.

So... DADA was Punk Rock? Nice...

It's crazy that I come across Freire this late in my education as a teacher. We did have critical pedagogy/didactic, but being German this was very centred around people like Adorno and the Frankfurt sociology. Freire might have come up as a sidenote, but it seems so obvious that a classroom is traditionally constructed with a large power gradient. I personally find constructivistic didactics to fit well with critical pedagogy, because it from a base level allows the students to explore their own reality and become proficient in questioning it. Thx for the video

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pronounce anything correctly challenge (impossible)

Da Da is what a Russian woman says

Inability to appreciate representational painting is a huge blind spot.

Great video!! So helpful for my presentation

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thank you so much! this really helped me in my admission♥♥♥

Wow, never really knew about Dada. This was interesting and i cant wait for the one on surrealism! its my favourite kind of art

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I love art history and I loved listening to you talk about it :)

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