TRP Misc. Jungian tidbits that associate

[David Morris]

Some "movements" in art, especially avant garde ones, have doctrinaire
histories, partly the product of being revolutionary, finding fault
with present-day values in art.  Art manifestos and subsequent
banishments or denunciations of apostates have resulted.  Jung's
banishment from Freud probably made him especially aware of these
tendencies in the art world.

I remember hearing about a De Stijl artist (Mondirain?) who disliked
the color green because it was so "natural," not pure, primary.

David Morris

On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 3:27 PM, Mark Kohut <markekohut at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I learn from browsing in a bio of Jung that he believed that much modern art, many modernist artists were totalitarian in an analogous political sense.....