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FUTURISM
in Italy 19091916
A politicalmovement that
celebrated the
beauty of thenew industrial age.
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Russolo CarrMarinettiBoccioniSeverini
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Montagna, 1915,
Filippo Tommaso
Marinetti
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Futurist Manifesto
, 1909,Filippo Tommaso Marinetti
The name Futurism,
came from Marinetti andreflected his theories of
discarding the art of the past
and celebrating change,
originality, and innovation in
culture and society. Marinetti's
manifesto glorified the new
technology of the automobile
and the beauty of its speed,
power, and movement.
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"Ancient life was all silence. In the nineteenth century,
with the invention of the machine, noise was born.
Today, noise triumphs and reigns supreme over
the sensibilities of men" Luigi Russolo, 1913
'The Art of Noises'
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The Futurists loved speed, noise, machines, pollution, and
cities.
Politically the Russian Futurists differed a lot from their
Italian colleagues, the latter sympathizing with Mussolini and
promoting war and destruction.
The Russian futurists however - though subscribing to a
similar aesthetic line - had much less inclination towards
death and decadence and promoted an aesthetical as well as
political revolution.
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The Revolt, 1911, Luigi Russolo
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Dynamics of an Automobile, 1912-13, Luigi Russolo
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The City Rises, 1910-11, Umberto Boccioni
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States of Mind: The Farewells, Those that Go, Those that Stay
1911
Umberto Boccioni
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The Farewells, 1911, Umberto Boccioni
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Those that Go, 1911, Umberto Boccioni
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Those that Stay, 1911, Umberto Boccioni
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Dog on a Leash, 1912, Giacomo Balla
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Street Light,
1909,
Giacomo Balla
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DynamicHieroglyphic of
the Bal Tabarin,
1912, Gino
Severini
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Armored Train in Action,
1915, Gino Severini
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Speed of a Motorcycle, 1913, Giacomo Balla
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Funeral of the Anarchist Galli, 1911, Carlo Carr
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Red Eiffel Tower, 1911,
Robert Delaunay
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Unique Forms of Continuity in Space,
1913, Umberto Boccioni
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FUTURIST
ARCHITECTURE
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The Guallart building in Wroclaw, Poland
is one of the candidates for the World Expo in 2012.
Influenced by the Futurists??