The historical process of ready made and a ready made object in plastic arts: Suitcase
2017
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Evren Kavukcu
Abstract (EN)
This study investigates the process of how a Daily object is utilized as an art object based on Dadaism Movement. The first part of the study includes information about what an object is, how the idea of ready-made object occurs, and how it began to be used as an art object. Additionally, the first part deals with what the supportive approach of Marcel Duchamp is to the transformation of an object as an art object. The second part of the study conceptually examines the works of other artists using ready-made objects after Marcel Duchamp. The use of ready-made objects along art history contirbutes to form conceptual frame work of the present art understanding. The last section of the paper presents there view of how a predetermined ready-made object (Suitcase) is transformed as an art object by different artists. With the aim of conceptually reflecting object and creation process from a scientific perspective, the the oritical dimensions are constructed through examining articles, master thesises and seminal books related to the topic. Keywords: Art Object, Ready Made, Suitcase, Conceptual Art
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Dr. Esra Dağtekin
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Esra Dağtekin (Master Thesis). The historical process of ready made and a ready made object in plastic arts: Suitcase, 2017, Atatürk University.
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