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FridgeMagnet

FridgeMagnet

Chicago, IL
November 2004

MAY 06, 2005 09:28 PM

They say so, but inherent in DaDa is a sense of whimsy as far as I can tell. Anyone smarter than me care to weigh in?

EndedBen

EndedBen

Grand Rapids, MI
August 2004

MAY 06, 2005 09:30 PM

Were the nihilists in the Big Lewbowski not whimsical, in their own way?

Baise

Baise

USA
January 2005

MAY 06, 2005 09:30 PM

From my own personal studies of the movement, Dada was a way to counteract the grotesqueness of the events of WWI. Cos when the world around you is that ridiculous, in what other logical direction can art go?

d20

d20

San Francisco, CA
September 2003

MAY 06, 2005 09:31 PM

SuperNintendo said:
Were the nihilists in the Big Lewbowski not whimsical, in their own way?



"i fuck you in the ass, i care about nothing".

yeah, totally whimsical.

FridgeMagnet

FridgeMagnet

Chicago, IL
November 2004

MAY 06, 2005 09:32 PM

SuperNintendo said:
Were the nihilists in the Big Lewbowski not whimsical, in their own way?



In their own way, you ain't kiddin.

FridgeMagnet

FridgeMagnet

Chicago, IL
November 2004

MAY 06, 2005 09:33 PM

Baise said:
From my own personal studies of the movement, Dada was a way to counteract the grotesqueness of the events of WWI. Cos when the world around you is that ridiculous, in what other logical direction can art go?




Good point, but that's what I mean. When you come to terms with the fact that the world around you is inherently ludicrous, the only logical thing is to divorce yoruself from reason. I find nihilism though to be an agressive movement. Maybe I'm missing the point. I often do.

EndedBen

EndedBen

Grand Rapids, MI
August 2004

MAY 06, 2005 09:33 PM

I've never seen the movie, nor heard of it, so I don't really know.

FridgeMagnet

FridgeMagnet

Chicago, IL
November 2004

MAY 06, 2005 09:35 PM

SuperNintendo said:
I've never seen the movie, nor heard of it, so I don't really know.



It's about a Jedi Knight. You might like it. It's indie.

Baise

Baise

USA
January 2005

MAY 06, 2005 09:40 PM

FridgeMagnet said:

Baise said:
From my own personal studies of the movement, Dada was a way to counteract the grotesqueness of the events of WWI. Cos when the world around you is that ridiculous, in what other logical direction can art go?




Good point, but that's what I mean. When you come to terms with the fact that the world around you is inherently ludicrous, the only logical thing is to divorce yoruself from reason. I find nihilism though to be an agressive movement. Maybe I'm missing the point. I often do.



Not necessarily. The impulse to destroy what already exists so as to build something better is inherent in nihilism, and I think that's what the Dadaists were doing. Maybe not on a conscious level, though...I haven't done enough work on, say, Duchamp to know if his readymades were a conscious reevaluation of everyday objects as art, or if he just like hijinks. Or else I'm just rambling.

FridgeMagnet

FridgeMagnet

Chicago, IL
November 2004

MAY 06, 2005 09:45 PM

Baise said:

FridgeMagnet said:

Baise said:
From my own personal studies of the movement, Dada was a way to counteract the grotesqueness of the events of WWI. Cos when the world around you is that ridiculous, in what other logical direction can art go?




Good point, but that's what I mean. When you come to terms with the fact that the world around you is inherently ludicrous, the only logical thing is to divorce yoruself from reason. I find nihilism though to be an agressive movement. Maybe I'm missing the point. I often do.



Not necessarily. The impulse to destroy what already exists so as to build something better is inherent in nihilism, and I think that's what the Dadaists were doing. Maybe not on a conscious level, though...I haven't done enough work on, say, Duchamp to know if his readymades were a conscious reevaluation of everyday objects as art, or if he just like hijinks. Or else I'm just rambling.




No, you're on point Phife, All the time Tip. My read is this, Nihilists are sort of passive agressive Anarchists, while Dadaists due to their inherent grounding in the arts are more of an aspirational movement. To be truly Dada you must hold all movements in contempt, including nihilism. Becase the only true freedom comes from true freedom.

Baise

Baise

USA
January 2005

MAY 06, 2005 09:47 PM

FridgeMagnet said:

Baise said:

FridgeMagnet said:

Baise said:
From my own personal studies of the movement, Dada was a way to counteract the grotesqueness of the events of WWI. Cos when the world around you is that ridiculous, in what other logical direction can art go?




Good point, but that's what I mean. When you come to terms with the fact that the world around you is inherently ludicrous, the only logical thing is to divorce yoruself from reason. I find nihilism though to be an agressive movement. Maybe I'm missing the point. I often do.



Not necessarily. The impulse to destroy what already exists so as to build something better is inherent in nihilism, and I think that's what the Dadaists were doing. Maybe not on a conscious level, though...I haven't done enough work on, say, Duchamp to know if his readymades were a conscious reevaluation of everyday objects as art, or if he just like hijinks. Or else I'm just rambling.




No, you're on point Phife, All the time Tip. My read is this, Nihilists are sort of passive agressive Anarchists, while Dadaists due to their inherent grounding in the arts are more of an aspirational movement. To be truly Dada you must hold all movements in contempt, including nihilism. Becase the only true freedom comes from true freedom.



Amen, good sir. You said it so much more eloquently than I could.

wickedmonkey

wickedmonkey

Pawtucket, RI
June 2004

MAY 06, 2005 09:53 PM

Dada...great Alice Cooper album

FridgeMagnet

FridgeMagnet

Chicago, IL
November 2004

MAY 06, 2005 09:54 PM

Baise said:

FridgeMagnet said:

Baise said:

FridgeMagnet said:

Baise said:
From my own personal studies of the movement, Dada was a way to counteract the grotesqueness of the events of WWI. Cos when the world around you is that ridiculous, in what other logical direction can art go?




Good point, but that's what I mean. When you come to terms with the fact that the world around you is inherently ludicrous, the only logical thing is to divorce yoruself from reason. I find nihilism though to be an agressive movement. Maybe I'm missing the point. I often do.



Not necessarily. The impulse to destroy what already exists so as to build something better is inherent in nihilism, and I think that's what the Dadaists were doing. Maybe not on a conscious level, though...I haven't done enough work on, say, Duchamp to know if his readymades were a conscious reevaluation of everyday objects as art, or if he just like hijinks. Or else I'm just rambling.




No, you're on point Phife, All the time Tip. My read is this, Nihilists are sort of passive agressive Anarchists, while Dadaists due to their inherent grounding in the arts are more of an aspirational movement. To be truly Dada you must hold all movements in contempt, including nihilism. Becase the only true freedom comes from true freedom.



Amen, good sir. You said it so much more eloquently than I could.




Verily.

Trevallion

Trevallion

Murfreesboro, TN
February 2004

MAY 06, 2005 09:57 PM

Say what you want about National Socialism, at least it's an ethos.

Baise

Baise

USA
January 2005

MAY 06, 2005 09:57 PM

FridgeMagnet said:
Verily.



I think I love you. Or else I'm just impressed by your Jedi knowledge of Dada. But is there really much of a difference? love

FridgeMagnet

FridgeMagnet

Chicago, IL
November 2004

MAY 06, 2005 10:01 PM

Baise said:

FridgeMagnet said:
Verily.



I think I love you. Or else I'm just impressed by your Jedi knowledge of Dada. But is there really much of a difference? love



Hold me?

Cigarette

Cigarette

Cleveland, OH
April 2004

MAY 06, 2005 10:02 PM

It's not that they believed that life was inherently meaningless. They thought that the time they were living in, though, was divorced from rationality.

Baise

Baise

USA
January 2005

MAY 06, 2005 10:02 PM

FridgeMagnet said:

Baise said:

FridgeMagnet said:
Verily.



I think I love you. Or else I'm just impressed by your Jedi knowledge of Dada. But is there really much of a difference? love



Hold me?



*Holds FridgeMagnet*

How hot is this?

FridgeMagnet

FridgeMagnet

Chicago, IL
November 2004

MAY 06, 2005 10:03 PM

Baise said:

FridgeMagnet said:

Baise said:

FridgeMagnet said:
Verily.



I think I love you. Or else I'm just impressed by your Jedi knowledge of Dada. But is there really much of a difference? love



Hold me?



*Holds FridgeMagnet*

How hot is this?



Hot.

Tekky

Tekky

SUICIDEGIRL

Ontario, Canada

MAY 06, 2005 10:04 PM

i saw this and went "Defense Againt the Dark Arts!"

...




shut up.

Baise

Baise

USA
January 2005

MAY 06, 2005 10:05 PM

FridgeMagnet said:

Baise said:

*Holds FridgeMagnet*

How hot is this?



Hot.



Remember, though...you have to share me with everyone else on the Silliness boards. There's enough of me to go around, though. wink

FridgeMagnet

FridgeMagnet

Chicago, IL
November 2004

MAY 06, 2005 10:09 PM

Tekky said:
i saw this and went "Defense Againt the Dark Arts!"

...




shut up.



That's so fucking daDA though. I love it.

FridgeMagnet

FridgeMagnet

Chicago, IL
November 2004

MAY 06, 2005 10:11 PM

Baise said:

FridgeMagnet said:

Baise said:

*Holds FridgeMagnet*

How hot is this?



Hot.



Remember, though...you have to share me with everyone else on the Silliness boards. There's enough of me to go around, though. wink



I'm not good at sharing, this could be where we part ways. A passionate affair though short lived.

Baise

Baise

USA
January 2005

MAY 06, 2005 10:11 PM

^^^^Can I get another AMEN?

[Shit, I meant this in response to FridgeMagnet's response to the Harry Potter joke...oops.]

[Edited on May 07, 2005 by Baise]

Baise

Baise

USA
January 2005

MAY 06, 2005 10:13 PM

FridgeMagnet said:
I'm not good at sharing, this could be where we part ways. A passionate affair though short lived.



I'm going to cry now. And smash up my toilet seat. Then I will sell it to a museum.

See what a broken heart can do for you?

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