Postmodern criticism and art web2后现代主义批判和艺术等.warilla .pptVIP

Postmodern criticism and art Man Ray Marcel Duchamp as Rrose Selavy 1921-22 Marcel Duchamp The Bride Stripped Bare by her Bachelors, Even (The Large Glass) Appropriation, Mechanical Reproduction Appropriation Julie Rrap Camouflage # 1 (Ursula)photograph mounted on lexcen2000 Julie Rrap Overstepping digital print 2001  René Magritte, Le Modèle Rouge III, 1937 Julie Rrap Untitled (after Manet’s ‘Olympia’)2002 Edouard Manet ‘Olympia’ 1863 Tracy Emin Everyone I’ve ever slept with 1997 Tracy Emin Theres a lot of money in chairs Tracy Emin Helter F…ing Skelter 2001 Tracy Emin “…Emins art is one of disclosure, using her life events in works ranging from story telling, drawing, filmmaking, installation, painting, neon, photography, appliquéd blankets and sculpture. Emin exposes herself, her hopes, humiliations, failures and successes in an incredibly direct manner. Often tragic and frequently humorous, it is as if by telling her story and weaving it into the fiction of her art she somehow transforms it….” From the White Cube Gallery, London Marc Quinn Self 1991 Frozen Blood (re-cast 1996) Blood sculpture melted Self was bought for a rumoured ￡13,000One of the Brit Art movements most remarkable works, a sculpture made entirely of human blood, may accidentally have been destroyed. According to a report in The Guardian, there has been speculation in the art world that Self, by Marc Quinn, had melted after the refrigerator it was stored in was disconnected by builders. The work, which is a life size cast of the artists head, is made out of in nine pints of his own frozen, congealed blood. It has to be kept refrigerated or it will melt. The work is owned by Charles Saatchi, the key patron of Brit Art, and the owner of the Saatchi Gallery along with one of the biggest private collections of contemporary British art. It has been reported that builders who arrived to extend Mr Saatchis London kitchen at the request of his partner, TV chef Nigella Lawson, un