I continue my race through the first half of the 20th century.
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Futurism, Dada, and early 20th century American art
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You are as close as a retarded Teacher can be.
Forgot to mention that Duchamp was a futurist.
Bullshit
Dismissive of Futurism and Dada? Foolish.
You sound very, very American, which explains everything.You are rediculously biased, something a teacher isn't supposed to be. Furthermore it's rediculous to draw such outlandisch conclusions about war and art. You lack the ability to place yourself in another time and situation, which I find worrying, especially for a teacher.
your opinion on the content doesnt matter if you are teaching the kids the content properly