futurism
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- noun
- /ˈfjuːtʃərɪzəm/
- Archaic
- Fowler goes on to say that modernism consists of several styles, encompassing, for example, postimpressionism, expressionism, futurism, vorticism, dadaism, and surrealism.
- Italian Futurism
- Marinetti's Futurism
- Futurism and Cubism
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In addition, futurism had been alone as an artistic movement in asking for and provoking the revaluation of traditional aesthetic standards.
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So it's, it's got connections or similarities with like Italian Futurism that that might be a reference point.
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Yes, this is undeniably a nice watch, with a futurism industrial twist.
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Nothing is slow in this manifesto of speedy Futurism: "Let's go!" I said.
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Above all else, Futurism is a defense of the connoisseur in the teeth of a "rationalized" world order.
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After all, avant-garde movements such as Marinetti's Futurism and much of Dadaism are also dedicated to the elimination of the museum and its contents.
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Futurism was an influential movement that celebrated speed, technology, and the energy of modern life, making Futurism a defining aspect of early 20th-century art.
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The artist's latest exhibition is heavily inspired by the principles of Futurism, showcasing dynamic forms and bold colors that reflect the excitement of the machine age.
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Many consider Marinetti's manifesto to be a key document that outlines the core ideas of Futurism, emphasizing the importance of modernity and technological progress.
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An early 20th century Russian art movement mixing Cubism and Futurism in painting and sculpture
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Morphology
futurism = futurist (semi-transparent) = futur + ism
Built from the adjective/noun 'futurist' (relating to the future) plus '-ism'; while the components signal a relation to the future, the specialized sense as the name of an early 20th-century art movement is a cultural/historical label not predictable from the base alone.
Etymology
Futurism comes from future 'what will be' and was the name of an art movement that began in Italy in the early 1900s. Artists celebrated speed, machines, and modern life, so futurism describes art and ideas that look forward and praise new technology.