Contemplating Art: Expressing Thoughts on "Fountain
Summary
RESPONSE QUESTION 1/3 (slide 7): Is
Fountain
art? There is no right
answer here; make sure to say what you think and explain why, supporting
that thesis. A paragraph is sufficient.
RESPONSE QUESTION 2/3 (slide 13): Describe how interaction with this
object would feel like? Would you want to drink from this cup? How would
that feel? What is your reaction?
RESPONSE QUESTION 3/3 (slide 13): Please submit any questions you
might have.
De Stijl (“The Style”)
Composition with Red, Blue
and Yellow
Piet Mondrian
1929
Oil and paper on canvas
Bart van der Leck, Double-Faced Rug,
Metz & Co, 1929-35
Yves Saint Laurent Mondrian dresses at
MoMA, 1966
De Stijl
Marcel Duchamp
L.H.O.O.Q.
1919
Postcard and pencil
Readymade
Fountain
Marcel Duchamp
1917/1964
Porcelain urinal
Makapansgat Pebble
South Africa
ca. 3 million years old
Photograph of
Fountain
, 1917
Bicycle Wheel
Marcel Duchamp
1913
Metal wheel mounted on painted wood stool
Bicycle Wheel
Marcel Duchamp
1913
Metal wheel mounted on painted wood stool
Portrait of a Roman General
c. 75-50 BCE
Marble
H. 6’2’’
The Treachery of Images (Ceci n’est pas une pipe)
René Magritte
1928-1929
The Persistence of Memory
Salvador Dali
1931
The Two Fridas
Frida Kahlo
1939
The Two Fridas,
Detail
Object
Meret Oppenheim
1936
Fur-covered cup, saucer,
spoon
RESPONSE QUESTION 1/3 (slide 7): Is Fountain art? There is no right answer here; make sure to say what you think and explain why, supporting that thesis. A paragraph is sufficient.
RESPONSE QUESTION 2/3 (slide 13): Describe how interaction with this object would feel like? Would you want to drink from this cup? How would that feel? What is your reaction?
RESPONSE QUESTION 3/3 (slide 13): Please submit any questions you might have.
Delving into the inquiry of whether "Fountain" by Marcel Duchamp can be considered art, the response requires a thoughtful exploration expressing personal beliefs supported with reasoning. Moving forward, the interaction with the object is contemplated, questioning drinking from the cup and the associated feelings. Finally, an invitation is extended to raise any lingering questions.
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Summary RESPONSE QUESTION 1/3 (slide 7): Is Fountain art? There is no right answer here; make sure to say what you think and explain why, supporting that thesis. A paragraph is sufficient. RESPONSE QUESTION 2/3 (slide 13): Describe how interaction with this object would feel like? Would you want to drink from this cup? How would that feel? What is your reaction? RESPONSE QUESTION 3/3 (slide 13): Please submit any questions you might have.
Composition with Red, Blue and Yellow Piet Mondrian 1929 Oil and paper on canvas De Stijl ( The Style )
De Stijl Yves Saint Laurent Mondrian dresses at MoMA, 1966 Bart van der Leck, Double-Faced Rug, Metz & Co, 1929-35
Marcel Duchamp L.H.O.O.Q. 1919 Postcard and pencil
Fountain Marcel Duchamp 1917/1964 Porcelain urinal Readymade
Makapansgat Pebble South Africa ca. 3 million years old
Bicycle Wheel Marcel Duchamp 1913 Metal wheel mounted on painted wood stool
Portrait of a Roman General c. 75-50 BCE Marble H. 6 2 Bicycle Wheel Marcel Duchamp 1913 Metal wheel mounted on painted wood stool
The Treachery of Images (Ceci nest pas une pipe) Ren Magritte 1928-1929
The Persistence of Memory Salvador Dali 1931
The Two Fridas Frida Kahlo 1939
Object Meret Oppenheim 1936 Fur-covered cup, saucer, spoon
