So why are so many of the 3D pieces in the MOMA collection replicas of lost or destroyed pieces? Are there other 'replicas' in other museums? More importantly what would the Dadaists think of that? posted by Gungho at 9:56 AM on June 17, 2006
yay for Dada!
I'm all over this display. posted by Busithoth at 11:02 AM on June 17, 2006
Nice post, grapefruitmoon. I've been gnashing at the bit to see this show ever since it first opened in Paris (where I think it had something like 1600 objects!) ... I've heard nothing but raves about it, so am hoping to get out to NY soon to see it. In the meantime, there are some related shows here in L.A.: John Heartfield at the Getty, and The Societe Anonyme at the Hammer (which will tour for the next few years, starting this fall). posted by scody at 11:30 AM on June 17, 2006
I saw this in Paris last year (altho it was arranged differently apparently, and larger)---out-of-this-world wonderful and thorough!
...it's good to be reacquainted with a generation that had no market to speak of and for whom society's corruption and exhaustion seemed a golden opportunity to make themselves useful. Politicians were responsible for mass murder, advertisers were conmen, the press self-censoring. ...
It was in DC before NY and I saw it there. Very good show, especially the little room where they played the sound poems. posted by Falconetti at 10:47 AM on June 19, 2006
I too saw it in DC and it was awesome. Go! posted by shoepal at 11:57 PM on June 19, 2006
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