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Historical Context
modernism
modernization (industrialization, urbanizaton)
modern
modernist (post-modernist)
avant-garde
1877: Phonograph: (Edison’s first recording
of the human voice)
1895: Wireless telegraphy; Marconi sends signal one mile
1895: Movie camera
1895: Auguste
and Louis Lumière, L'arrivée d'un
train en gare de La Ciotat (The Arrival of a Train
at La Ciotat Station)
1899: Magnetic audio recording:
1899/1900: The Interpretation of Dreams by Freud (born
1856), follwed in 1901 by The Psychopathology of Everyday
Life
1904: AFL founded (American Federation of Labor)
1905 IWW founded (International Workers of the World)


1906: Victrola introduced by Victor:
1907: Caruso first to
sell one millions records
1907: Radio: first regular broadcasting
around Edison Disc Phonograph 1911
1905: Einstein (born 1879), “Special Theory of Relativity;” 1915/16 “General
Theory”
1907: telephone (invented 1897) was in 1 in 10
households / 1929: 7 in 10
1907: Les Demoiselles D’Avignon

1908:: Model T Ford

1911: Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire
1913: First skyscrapers – Woolworth Building (58 stories)

1911: Stein’s Tender Buttons
1912: Poetry ed. Harriet Monroe founded, Pound
contributing
1913: Armory Show

1914 – World War I, U.S. enters 1917, ends 1918

Jacob Espstein, Rock Drill, 1913-1915

1916: Malevich, Suprematism

1917 – Russian Revolution
1920-1933 – Prohibition
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