Articles related to "The Futurists"

This catalogue accompanies an exhibition at London's Estorick Collection. It explores the relationship between Missoni designs and Futurist art in the Gallery's display.

In 1909 Filippo Tommaso Marinetti published The Founding and First Manifesto of Futurism in Paris, and established an art movement that lasted from 1909 until 1944.

Missoni colourful geometric designs changed knitwear forever. This exhibition looks at sources of inspiration and the processes involved in producing Missoni creations.

A fictional idea of what the future might be like if native genocide and western mono-culturalism are allowed to continue unchecked. Sobering.

This article will examine the manifesto of the Ukrainian avant-garde, exploring its futurist ideologies and how they expressed the crisis of interwar Europe.

100 years ago Filippo Marinetti issued his Futurist Manifesto. Umberto Boccioni developed Marinetti's ideas and 100 years later Luca Buvoli continues to explore Futurism.

Italian artist Umberto Boccioni was a key figure in European art. His work marked a dramatic departure from traditional forms.

Marketing and advertising futurists agree that radical change is coming for advertisers and their agencies. Here are some ways the changes will impact the ad industry.

Although Stella was born in Italy, he became a U.S. citizen in 1923. His best-known works combine Futurist elements with American subjects such as the Brooklyn Bridge.

Tuck this concentrated activity away for a rainy day. Use it when kids have Cabin Fever. A fluid creative process assists students to make productive use of "down time."

Frey proposes a new system of presenting information and verifying the accuracy of courseware.

20th-century Futurist artist Giacomo Balla and 19th-century historical artist Daniel Maclise express elements of war in unique ways.

The work of the Futurists is featuring in an exhibition at London's Tate Modern. The show marks one hundred years since the publication of the Futurist Manifesto in 1909.

When it comes to science and technology, politicians face pressure from the lay public and industry alike to support policies leading to immediate, practical benefits.

Joseph Stella, Umberto Romano and O. Louis Guglielmi all immigrated to the United States from Italy and later created artwork reflective of the American experience.

Just where does learning take place? Thomas Frey states that it takes place everywhere in the world. "Touch Points" are where we come in contact with the world.

Frey explains where the research is for solving the problem of distributing information. Learn where the likely vehicle will be.

Here are four excellent museums in Moscow that should not be overlooked on a visit to the Russian capitol. From Paleontology to Mayakovsky, these museums are a must-see

No tuition, no professors, and no college buildings. If a college degree is free, can it have any value?

Themes that run throughout the Bible culminate in Revelation.

London is one of the outstanding cities of science in the world. Home to many science museums and societies, it is also filled with memorials to its scientific heritage.

The Nasdaq Choir, Stringfever's "History of Music," and the Music Animation Machine are all quirky ways in which music and technology interact.

NASA inspired millions to reach for the stars. Many did, and in so doing, changed Science Fiction.

Biography of Boris Pasternak, famous for epic novel Doctor Zhivago. 1958 Nobel Prize for Literature.

Making the move to implement Web 2.0 technologies now will pave the way for the not so distant Web 3.0.

This exhibition will explore the development of Italian ceramic art between the two World Wars and the years that followed. Work by 23 leading ceramists will be featured.

Brief biography of Vladimir Mayakovsky, Russian playwright and poet of early 20th century Lenin era, best known for his revolutionary literary works.

Martin Lindstrom pioneers the use of neuroscience to investigate consumer "Buyology" - the subconscious thoughts, feelings, and desires that drive purchasing decisions.

The fascinating and watery beauty of rain transforms works by artists Gustave Caillebotte, Hiroshige, J.M.W. Turner and Franz Marc.

Like many 20th century art movements, Constructivism grew out of a time of great change, and artist Aleksandr Rodchenko contributed to the revolution.

Today's Organizations mainly rely on intellectual properties, and in elite positions, creativity and innovation are the golden keys for the organizational success.

Scraper bikes and wise university janitors were two of the many documentary subjects shown during October's recently concluded San Francisco DocFest 2009.

Dr. Janice Dorn is a pioneer for a brand new profession called Trading Neuropsychology

The Arts and Culture sector in BC generates more public revenue than it spends ($1.04 - $1.35 for every dollar granted), and it employs nearly 2% of the population.

Brief Biography of German-Italian Ferruccio Busoni, child prodigy, gifted composer and a visionary musician.

For travelers looking for things to do in London that are inexpensive, why not pay a visit to the fascinating Galleries at Tate Modern and take a free tour.

In 2000 50,000 students were enrolled in cyber schools. In 2006 there are over 1 million students taking classes on-line. The numbers are expected to rise.

Websites, blogging, Facebook, Twitter, Google and YouTube are blurring the lines between advertising and PR as message and content take priority over media selection.

The National Gallery's show, "Radical light: Italy's Divisionist Painters 1891-1910", looks at a little-known movement known as Divisionism and the artists linked to it.

The truth of artificial intelligence is broken down into two groups: weak A.I. which is basically a computer manipulating formulas and strong A.I. that can think freely.

In the first part in a series of short interviews with prominent sf/speculative authors, Suite101 recently fired away some questions to writer and futurist Brenda Cooper.

If you grew up with a disk in your hand and an MP3 player in your pocket, you're a digital native. Digital natives are different. They learn differently...

Educators have long instructed on a basis of separating subjects. A new concept, mashing, allows for synergy and creative thinking across multiple disciplines.

Here is an interview with Dr. Franklin House, MD, in which he talks about diabetes mellitus and provides advice for health writers.

Gen Y and Baby Boomers have a lot more in common than meets the eye and it pays for human resource professionals to be aware of these similarities

This is a complete list of authors, scholars and experts who are interviewed in Nostradamus 2012, History Channel's 2009 documentary DVD, including the bonus footage.

Short biography of the painter, printmaker and sculptor Rufino Tamayo, known for his striking works and large collection of Pre-Columbian artifacts.

Thomas Frey, founder of the DaVinci Institute in Colorado, has a strong vision of the future in education. It does not resemble what we see today.

A shopper in Dubai can begin the day touring the pyramids of Egypt, spend the afternoon traveling through Arabia and Asia, and end the day with a cafe au lait in Italy.

There is little doubt that migration will play an important role in shaping Africa's future. How will this happen? This article attempts an answer to this question.