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Angeline Lee posted an update
Excellent article on Canadian women artists in 1900-1950. Some names I have not heard before, will look up more info because a fee of them made huge impacts on art and history in the world.
https://www.gallery.ca/magazine/in-the-spotlight/trailblazing-six-women-artists-from-1900-1950
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Thanks for this great link to some of the women artists of Canada
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thanks for the link, the only one I recognized was Emily Carr.
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Listened to this last night about the Land art movement. Learned a lot. took notes and will add them later. https://open.spotify.com/show/0KLyPmfZubKG63TRBgOKti?si=WYQKNq3mSm6wAMyp73qQqA
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@Lynn Gratz me too. Which is a bummer becausethese other ladies are pretty awesom too
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another link to Uninvited:Women Artists in Canada
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another Land art article
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Arte povera movement. A short period of time, mostly in Italy in the late 60s and early 70s, but influential in the way we use materials. https://artincontext.org/arte-povera/
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another land art article https://artincontext.org/land-art/
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNi7XbzsFKc
Artist David Popa, on CBC, regarding his beautiful Land Art on Abraham Lake, Alberta. If you ever get the chance to visit there, you must!
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I have not researched all five art movements, but learned about Land Art, Canadian War art, until WW1, a bit about Canadian women artists in the early 1900s, and a bit about Dada-ism. I have learned about Pop art in the past. I also did not create a collage because I wrote an essay about each movement and posted links to articles and videos instead. Now I am tired, it is 1;30 am and we meet at 7am, my time. Good night!
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https://www.thecollector.com/6-key-artists-new-objectivity-movement/
war art objectivity movement
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