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- Movement built around the supremacy of feeling, move away from subject mater, formal and aesthetic values, dynamic and relationships are built
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- Put things together out of materials, style inspired by cubism and futurism, Utilitarian art - art for collective social purposes, made for the working man
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| 3-D, Site Specific, Interior Spaces |
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Lack of ornamentation, Le Courbusier, Rectalinear Design, Modernist, Truth to materials,
1. Volume over Mass
2. Regulartiy over Symmetry
3. Rejection of Decoration |
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| The process and end result of making a composite photograph by cutting and joinging a number of photographs |
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| Transforming ordinary manufactured objects into works of art |
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| Release the mind from conscious control to produce new juxtapositions of imagery and forms |
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| Placing paper over a texture and coloring/painting over it |
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| Processes in the mind that occur automatically - not available to introspection |
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| Horizontal Lines, Low, FLW, Architectural |
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| FDR, WPA art, Social Security, New Jobs, |
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| Seeking information and inspiration from African art & Contemporary black culture, taking everything they had been through to create an identity |
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| 2 Types of Abstract Expressionism |
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Focus on gesture, materiality of paint, brushstrokes.
Theme: Artists inner life
-Pollock, de Kooning |
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Uniform color, optically foregrounded, universal human condition & tragedy
-Rothko and Newman |
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| Post-Painterly Abstraction |
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| Painting is strictly about painting, staining the canvas |
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| Inspiration from Children, Insane, Those not classically trained for inspiration |
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Art without form
(Without traditional form) |
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| Specific to the medium; a painting will be 2-d, does not focus on figure, painting is about painting, its what it is |
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| Post-Painterly Abstraction |
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| Staining the canvas, flatness, 2-dimensionality |
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Eccentric, High Art, Ground Breaking, Innovative
1. Van Gard
2. Radical
3. Experimental |
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Audience is part of the art
Event or situation, Performance Art
People are doing, we are observing |
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| Organized performances, action over object |
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| Hybrid between painting and scultpure, painting incorporating various objects |
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1. Event Scores
2. Multiple |
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| Fixed scripts for performance |
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Done by companies
Multiple companies
Small pieces to send mail art, portable art projects
Rebelling against the art world (making many) |
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| Going with the concept and not the object |
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| Art made for a particular location, geological time is more significant than the human life span |
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| The relation each thing bears to itself |
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| Appropriate things from other things that already have another meaning |
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Apporpiration of past artistic styles and cultural image
1. Neoexpressionism
2. Appropriation Art |
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| Deconstructivist Architecture |
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| Frank Gehry, Lack of formal structure, unexpected shape, organic |
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| Appropriation in Post-Modernism |
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| Deals with photography, re-used and re-thought from other works |
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| 3D Art that becomes a space environment other than an object |
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