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1 Drawing Then and Now The evolution & continued relevance of an ancient medium
2 Drawing has... deep historical roots a long and varied role in human expression continued importance in contemporary art an enduring and evolving function in the digital age
3 Drawing: Deep Historical Roots How long have humans been drawing? What were the first drawings? What relationship do they have to drawing today?
4 Deep Historical Roots: Paleolithic Cave Painting
5 Deep Historical Roots: Paleolithic Cave Painting Chauvet Cave, Southern France Earliest known cave paintings? 30,000 to 32,000 years ago (c 30,000 BC) Monolithic, immobile, ritualistic purpose few to no human forms
6 Werner Hertzog s Cave of Forgotten Dreams
7 Deep Historical Roots: Ancient Egyptian Funerary Texts
8 Deep Historical Roots: Ancient Egyptian Funerary Texts Collectively known as the Book of the Dead BC (roughly years ago) Multiple surfaces (papyrus!) Ritualistic purpose Filled with human, animal and hybrid forms
9 Deep Historical Roots: Chinese Brush Painting
10 Deep Historical Roots: Chinese Brush Painting One of the longest unbroken artistic traditions Earliest independent art, AD Earliest art criticism (Xie He s Six points to consider when looking at a painting ) Long tradition of working from life, enduring ink tradition
11 Deep Historical Roots: Chinese Brush Painting Scholar by a Waterfall, Southern Song dynasty ( ), Ma Yuan (Chinese, active ca ) Album leaf: ink and color on silk
12 Drawing: A Long and Varied Role Medieval Period ( ) illustrated religious texts, scribal pattern books drawing and writing done by scribes, often monks Renaissance Period ( ) evolution of pattern book into sketch book drawing expands, but still a secondary form Enlightenment: Foundations of the modern age (1700 ) drawing respected as independent art form advent of photography changes role of drawing
13 Medieval Period A Long and Varied Role: Medieval manuscripts Bible, A.D. 1407, Malmesbury Abbey, Wiltshire, England
14 Medieval Period A Long and Varied Role: pattern books Scribal pattern book, Gregorios Bock, c. 1510
15 Early Renaissance A Long and Varied Role: studies from nature Antonio Pisanello, Apes (from the artist s sketchbook), c. 1430
16 Early Renaissance Antonio Pisanello, The Vision of Saint Eustace.
17 Early Renaissance Antonio Pisanello
18 Renaissance A Long and Varied Role: anatomical studies Leonardo da Vinci Anatomical study of the arm, (c. 1510)
19 Renaissance A Long and Varied Role: preparatory drawings Leonardo da Vinci The Virgin and Child with St. Anne and St. John the Baptist (c )
20 Renaissance A Long and Varied Role: Renaissance perspective Filippo Brunelleschi Perspective drawing for Church of Santo Spirito in Florence (c )
21 Renaissance A Long and Varied Role: Renaissance perspective Filippo Brunelleschi Perspective drawing for Church of Santo Spirito in Florence (c )
22 Renaissance A Long and Varied Role: The first reproductions Albrecht Durer Coat of Arms with Lion and Rooster, c Engraving print on paper
23 Early Enlightenment A Long and Varied Role: The independent work of art Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Interior of a Prison, Pen and brown ink wash over black chalk
24 Enlightenment A Long and Varied Role: The era of reason Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres ( )
25 Enlightenment A Long and Varied Role: The era of reason "Drawing is not just reproducing contours, it is not just the line; drawing is also the expression, the inner form, the composition, the modeling. See what is left after that. Drawing is seven eighths of what makes up painting." Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres ( )
26 Enlightenment A Long and Varied Role: The Age of Reason Francisco de Goya y Lucientes The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters: Plate 43 of Los Caprichos, 1799 Etching, aquatint, drypoint, and burin
27 Late Enlightenment Modern Age A Long and Varied Role: Rejection of the academy Edgar Degas Ballet Dancer Standing ca
28 Late Enlightenment -> Modern Age A Long and Varied Role: Rejection of the academy Paul Cézanne, Large Pine, watercolor and pencil, 1905
29 Late Enlightenment -> Modern Age A Long and Varied Role: Rejection of the academy Pablo Picasso, The Frugal Meal, 1904 etching
30 Late Enlightenment -> Modern Age A Long and Varied Role: Rejection of the academy Pablo Picasso, Nude, 1910 ink on paper
31 Modern Age A Long and Varied Role: The Avant-garde (Dada) Hannah Hoch, The Bride, 1933, Photomontage, collage on paper, Lustige Person, 1932, Collage, 19x25,9 cm
32 Modern Age A Long and Varied Role: The Avant-garde (Surrealism) André Masson Automatic Drawing, 1924 Ink on paper
33 Drawing: Continued Relevance Since the beginnings of modernism and the avant-garde movements of the early to mid 20th century, drawing continues to evolve as a medium. How do we define it today? Why does it continue to be relevant? Why take drawing when photography captures nature perfectly, and computers can describe a more perfect line than any human could ever draw?
34 Continued Relevance: Drawing in Contemporary Art Kara Walker, installation view, "no place (like home)," at the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Cut paper and adhesive on wall, 12 x 85 feet.
35 Continued Relevance: Drawing in Contemporary Art William Kentridge, Stereoscope, 2007 split screen animation
36 Continued Relevance: Drawing in Contemporary Art Vija Celmins, Night Sky, 1994 charcoal on paper
37 Continued Relevance: Drawing in Contemporary Art Francis Alÿs, The Green Line, 2004 performance
38 Continued Relevance: Drawing in Contemporary Art Evan Roth, Graffiti Taxonomy Diptych: New York and Paris, 2011 silk screen print
39 Continued Relevance: Drawing in Popular Culture Evan Roth, visuals for Brooklyn Go Hard, Jay-Z
40 Continued Relevance: Drawing in Design Frank Gehry architectural design process
41 Continued Relevance: Drawing in Design
42 [Drawing addresses] our being in the world. Electronic media tend to distance us from our location. While the far is made near, conversely, the near is made far. Drawing, in contrast, requires time, attention, and focused acknowledgment of a particular place...artists and designers maintain sketchbooks for a reason: drawing demands immersion in a situation, drawing tests our observations; drawing within the confines of a sketchbook nudges us to take more care, to learn from the previous page and improve on the next one. -Marc Treib, Drawing/Thinking: Confronting an Electronic Age
43 [Drawing addresses] our being in the world. Electronic media tend to distance us from our location. While the far is made near, conversely, the near is made far. Drawing, in contrast, requires time, attention, and focused acknowledgment of a particular place...artists and designers maintain sketchbooks for a reason: drawing demands immersion in a situation, drawing tests our observations; drawing within the confines of a sketchbook nudges us to take more care, to learn from the previous page and improve on the next one. -Marc Treib, Drawing/Thinking: Confronting an Electronic Age
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