ESCÁNDALO Y PROVOCACIÓN. ¿Qué le pasa al arte contemporáneo? Análisis de Duchamp, Hirst y Cattelan.
Scandal and provocation have become marketing strategies for some works of art. In this video, I review the origin and original meaning of provocation in art and explain why scandal is the most direct way to increase the value of a work or an artist. As examples, I analyze Marcel Duchamp's urinal, Damien Hirst's animals in formaldehyde tanks, and Maurizio Cattelan's banana.
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Marina Abramović and performance art: what is action art?
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What they NEVER told you about CUBISM - Cubism in 8 ideas - Picasso, Braque, Juan Gris
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Qué es Arte? El Mingitorio de Marcel Duchamp y el Dadaismo - #EstoNoEsUnaObra - Podcast - Cap 01
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Art Market Collapse?
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Casa Batlló: la casa que Gaudí no construyó
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Why did Marina Abramović look like a priestess? - Analysis of "The Artist Is Present"
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JUAN GRIS: the cubist who brought order to chaos
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Why is animation still EXCLUDED from the world of ART?
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URGENT UPDATE - Iran War Expert: A Mass Casualty Attack Is Coming! | Robert Pape
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POLLOCK and WARHOL: Opposites? Abstract Expressionism and Pop Art Compared.
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Germans DO Have a Sense of Humour - Jimmy Carr Meets a Frankfurt Audience
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CHOSEN ONE!! YOUR IDENTITY REVEAL JUST SHOOK THE INTERNET... AND THEIR MINDS
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DAVID HOCKNEY: the painter who teaches us to see nature again - LANDSCAPE lives on
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La double vie d'Hilma af Klint - Peintre et pionnière de l'art abstrait | ARTE
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Is anything goes in modern and contemporary art?
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They Blew Up Berlin's Baroque Palace. Now It Has Been REBUILT
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The Frank Zappa Interview That Still Feels Dangerous Today (1984)
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She hates on her gym and leaks employees' real names | Rezo reacts
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Nobody Explained the Schrödinger Equation Like THIS!
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