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- Dada was a movement known for collage, upturned urinals, and its radicality--a reaction to the horrors of World War I. It was NOT known for its food, but in 1961 artist Man Ray offered this "Menu for a Dadaist Day," and we cooked it for you.
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Contemporary memes are just neo-dadaism.
YES! So excited to see the contemporary thread there.
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- Sarah Urist Green
"I hope you're not hungry." Brilliant.
"This humiliated age has not succeeded in winning our respect." DANG.
Man I skip lunch for this.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
“Hello I’m a piece of garbage.” Beautiful.
A Blue Apron commercial played before this, so no guarantees.
I'm even hungrier.
In upper secondary school I had to give a presentation on modernism in literature. In an attempt to capture the spirit of Dada I made an iteration of Tzara's "To Make A Dadaist Poem" by letting each student take one word from a paper bag and asking them to write that word on the blackboard. It worked beautifully, and to this day, if I have to give a presentation, I try to find a way to get the audience involved somehow because it takes away some of the pressure and attention from me.
Bill Wurtz!
And to drink, a single plum , floating in perfume, served in a man's hat.
"I'd like a beer, Moe!"
hello, i'm a piece of ~G A R B A G E ~
i've always been insistent on the fact that bill wurtz is a dadaist
The vibrant and nonsensical collages of nostalgic tech, brand logos and forlorn ancient statues that make up the Vaporwave aesthetic are very at home with Dada. I feel like they both represent a kind of cultural exhaustion that's very real right now.
Strong agree. Very much a kind of new wave collage.
We used to play "cadaver exquisito" between classes: write a sentence, fold it over and pass the paper to the next person, who repeats the process - when you run out of paper, you unfold it all and read the poem. Thanks for bringing those memories back, the poems were usually disonant but rang true.
An exquisite corpse :)
huh we used to call this game asparagus? who knows why lol
I'm in a modern art class this semester and it makes me feel so good when Sarah puts up pictures of artworks and I instantly recognise and understand them.
Very glad to hear this. Clear sign of A ++ success!
right? so satisfying...
The Art Assignment I just took my final in art history and I feel very confident about it :)
THIS IS MY FAVORITE TH-cam SERIES EVER
I feel like not a day goes by that I don't end up talking about this channel to someone. I feel like I went from saying "I heard on NPR" to "There's this TH-cam channel called the Art Assignment"...
I love when there's a comparison with current trends or movements. It sheds light on our place in history. There is such diversity and complexity with our own art and movements due to the effect the internet has on mass consumption.
I really enjoy the dada movement. Dada is anti-dada. It's just so cool
Early punk was Dada. Sex Pistols, The Damned, Dead Kennedy's, they were violently opposed to everything including punk, and yet comically non sensical at the same time
I love Dada. I feel like it most closely resembles the artistic expression of today.
I've seen no art more beautiful nor inspirational as Marcel Duchamp "Mona Lisa with a mustache"
Another great cooking video! Those steel ball bearings in machine oil look delicious :) I just dumped out my olives and am going to try some of these with my blue french bread tonight. The only thing is I don't have any food paint so I'm just going to use some of that blue silicone RTV gasket sealant since I have some on hand. I think that's going to put it over the top!
Yum. Sounds like a delicious adaptation of the recipe!
DON'T TRY TO EAT IT
I got an advertisement for Blue Apron before this episode. There's something charming and funny about that.
as usual, a new video on this channel was a highlight of my day
I really want to make a dada poem now! This was such a cool episode and I learned so much.
Something so beautiful about simply following these instructions. Really inspiring! I wonder how many people have actually made the Dada breakfast lunch and dinner before.
I love this series, I don't know anything about art and this is an awesome way to understand it along with history. Thank you!
Morgan Day +++
This was so good!!! I'm a poet myself and that poem idea looked fantastic. I will have to give it a go. I can always count of this show to inspire me.
Isn't the "dank meme" the most dada thing we have today?
nice @bill wurtz call out
That's the way I want to live my life. Cause I know that everything's gonna be fine
I had a seminar in surrealist art last semester! I just sent this to my prof!
I can’t tell you how much I love this. Although I have to admit that it left me hungry for more.
I clicked on this SO FAST! I’m really into learning about the dada movement and I’m in love with this series!
Dada was the first art movement I really fell in love with; so much so that the name I wrote and published poetry under (this was in high school) was Denim Dada. 35 years later, I still find it fascinating, and will make a beeline to a urinal displayed in a gallery :) If you want to learn (a lot) more about dada, I highly recommend the book "Destruction Was My Beatrice: Dada and the Unmaking of the Twentieth Century" by Jed Rasula. Making a coherent narrative about people who distrusted coherent narratives is challenging, but the book works.
I was having a terrible day but I'm so happy this came to make it better
i like the idea behind the word "DADA". It has so many meaning in many languages but it is nothing at the same time.
ps. "DADA" also mean chest/breast in Indonesian. sometimes it could be a slang for goodbye too. but it's pronounced "daa daa"
It also means "babble" in Filipino (dadâ: babble / madadâ: obnoxious babbler, roughly).
This is scarily similar to actual food styling for photography.
My favorite line: "We are instructed to take the olives & juice from one large jar of prepared green or black olives...& throw them away." Love it! Great job!
This is one of the best episodes yet. Also, I had a bad dream last night that The Art Assignment was over, and I was really happy when I woke up and realized that wasn't true. This show is so amazing.
This is exciting, because learning about Dadaism in my history class revitalized my interest in art, after years of not being invested in it anymore. The idea of Dadaism being a response of the Great War was deeply resonant with me.
So happy to see a new video!
Forgetful an amen as fruitloops.com aspect ratio introspection.
Weekend international cultural appropriation.
Voracity, volcanicity, irregardless for bean.
"Imperfection"
- 2018
Trumpets: "DadaaaaaaAAA"
these are like the memes of the past and I’m living for them
I laughed out loud at "and throw them away."
I love these so much !!! Much love from Germany
It took me awhile. But, I think I finally got it. This episode is about feeding the senses, the experiences. It is a sensual experience rather than a culinary one.
I adored this video. Thank you for posting it! I do Process Art, and it (like many other contemporary and modern art forms) began with Dada. This is a lovely window into a very important movement!!!!
I always look forward to these videos! The Van Gogh one was so good!
I know she didn't eat it, but it still made me cringe a bit to imagine her actually doing it
Oh gosh. Same!!
I really enjoyed this! Thanks for making it. :)
Yeah! Long live Dada! Thanks to it I'm free to pee in any color I want.
This video actually made Mina Loy's poems make more sense. Cool!
8:00 And in indonesia dada means a Chest
These are so good. Bless you for making them
Ik denk, kook en beweeg ook als een dadaïst, echt inspirerend!
My favorite movement! This made me so happy :D
Still a more appetising meal than slobber carrots and gross barbecue. Or any of John's other punishment foods.
Viewer proceeds to eat recipe.
I was in the House of Voltaire. Very interesting and nice people would recommend
Just wonderful. I always get excited to see these videos. Dada was such a difficult thing for me to grasp in the one art history related class I took. Which I guess is part of the point. Question: Are there recipes in relation to the Vienna Secession?
Hmm. Please find out for me. Would much appreciate.
Thank you, that was fun!
Love the dada
This was brilliant!
Dadaism
Step 1) on youtube search for the "art assignment" channel.
Step 2) play their video "do not try to eat this" with no the volume, on the biggest screen or projector available.
I love this channel but how did I get HERE!
I think I wanna know more about Dada now
I am really enjoying this series. The eggs remind me of when one of the guys from Squash2nd channel poked raw spaghetti through a sausage and boiled the whole thing forming a delicious looking tendril monster. I am not a young person and I marvel at having never seen this done before. I think I saw you in a Chicago gallery. I wish I had said hello. Can't remember the gallery name- owner is tall, used to read poetry. His work has sort of tattoo sensibilities, he was rumored to have been a fireman I think? The show was black and white photos that may have involved viaducts. Anyway, Hi, I am enjoying the series.
FYI, DADA means grandfather in hindi.
Dada sounds kind of like Nihilism in art. Combating meaning even in itself.
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LOVED IT!
i’m inclined to disagree with the “current memes are just neo-dada” sentiment because dada was supposed to be random, memes do mean something if you learn the language. if anything the trend of corporate social media accounts trying to keep up with meme culture and just putting together random images (see denny’s tumblr) was closer to neo-dada than meme culture
First I was like "How absurd!" Then I was like I should do a collage like that, just for the absurdity of it all :p
It is very fun. An art assignment I would strongly recommend. Not that I do that.
Amazzzzzzzzing!
dada never dies
Alright, that's it... I'm off to see if I can find some organic ball bearings now. They look delish! :D
I would have used rubber cement to stick the blocks to the panel, as it makes it easier to remove them later and return them to the kids. Just don't tell them you were using them as "food," lest they try to eat them.
can you please get a netflix series ! I love this channel so much !
I hope Henry and Alice were ok with their blocks becoming breakfast.
Do you know how hard this was to watch high?
Can someone explain why they think memes and Bill Wurts resembles Dada? I'm an art history student and can't even find a common thread of intent other than randomness, but subverting expectations is a key to comedy so it seems irrelevant as the randomness comes from a different place of intent?
Edit: Then again I slept or doodled through most of the Dada and early 20th century Modernists lectures because their art seemed meaningless or art for the sake of art, neither of which I consider art anyway. To me, art is anything that evokes emotion, specifically with intention. If a scam artist sells you 1st grade finger paintings and you feel something grandiose, that's great, but you haven't actually payed interest to the actual intent of the artist (the child) which may not exist. You might as well just be a chump buying highly commercialized and overproduced pop art--kitsch in every way. But more important than that is what the artist's intent is as in what emotion or feeling are they trying to express? With Dada, all I feel is kitsch, campy, hack, and meaningless "art" so I mean I kinda feel a bit offended to see Wurtz here.
Fun stuff.
Wasn’t Duchamp part of the trash art ? And Man Ray in the same wave art as Buñuel and Dali? Sorry it’s just a doubt I have 😊
YESSSSSSSSS
Art must be intentional even if it is intentionally meaningless.
Is it bad this does make me hungry?
The werid thing is all of the art cooking reminds me of old Christmas cookbooks in America, in which they sculpt there meat or salads and painted thinghs like the bones or lobster with gold or silver spray paint . Yet these old books of America are not , embraced for there art aesthetic s
WHY IS DADA OVER?
Mmm... This video made me "hungry".
In indonesia dada means chest
OMG this is the great grandaddy of memes.
The poem ... actually worked
It did. I was surprised, too.
I think you have Emmy Hennings' date of death incorrect.
Still not sure I understand what Dada is.
That seems about right. I don’t think it was ever something to be fully grasped, then or now.
this is the most pretentious thing ive ever watched, i love it
Okay, I'll eat it.
*Hannover
I’m so confused...
when are you going to do a Lee Miller sandwich？ :）
thank you for the bill wurtz nod!!
Also do you guys have any opinions on the newest internet subculture of surreal memes? It feels like a resurgence of dadaist ideas because of this strenuous political climate and threat of yet another world war.
I guess you have fondness towards Dadaism... This the second video about Dada Art.
Expand dongs are the modern version of the da da poems.
that shoutout to memes
Can you do an episode on Mughal art?
Honestly, by far not the worst poem I've ever read.
I know right? I was surprised myself.
Dada in Bahasa Indonesia means chest 😂