Contemporary Art Flashcards
(34 cards)
_ refers to art produced today.
Contemporary Art
_ (1947) is described in the following statements:
- promotion of art that came to be from that year onward”
challenge the foundations of contemporary art;
- bit skewed if the assumption is, contemporary art started decades later
Institutute of Contemporary Art, London
_ (1977) is described in the following statements:
- TATE framed contemporaneity in a ten-year rolling basis and was placed under the bounds of this museum
- Tate’s collection embraces all media from painting, drawing, sculpture and prints, to photography, video and film, installation and performance.
New Museum of Contemporary Art
_ and contemporary are considered synonyms
Modern
_ is the digression of artist way from past conventions and traditions and toward freedom.
Modern Art
_ celebrated the novel opportunities in art between 1860s to late 1970s
Modern Art
_ has figurative works such as abstraction
Modern Art
The International Rise of Manga and Anime and the Birth of Otaku Culture during the _ in Japa was due to globalization.
Hesei Era
During the _, artists drew the world but in his own terms. This era grew a vast number of different movements.
Modern
Reasons why the modern era ended:
1. _
2. _
- 1970s saw the emergence of postmodernism
- 1970s saw the decline of the clearer identified artistic movements
The dramatic changes in social, political and cultural context continued to provoke the artist to create in the beginning of 20th century
Okay
The multiplicity of perspectives brought to light a more difficult terrain to map out in terms of clear and distinct movements because what compelled
artists ‘works were not prevailing medium, technique, or style; rather, it was the themes and concerns they addressed
Okay
_ is driven by ideas and theories with the involvement of television, photography, cinema, digital technology, performance, and even objects of everyday
Contemporary Art
There were 3 movements in the midst of modern and contemporary art:
1.
2.
3.
Minimalism;
Pop Art;
Postmodernism
_ (1960s) were extreme types of abstraction with Donald Judd, Sol LeWitt, and Dan Flavin as the key artists.
Minimalism
_ was a new art which favoured the cool over the dramatic and where painters and sculptors avoided overt symbolism and emotional content.
Minimalism
_ focus on the materiality of works and where subtext was deference to truth.
Minimalism
_ (1950s) is a distinctive genre of art that first “popped” up in a post-war Britain and America.
Pop Art
_ was an inspiration from commercial culture and turned to commodities designed and made for the masses.
Pop Art
Pop art is:
_: designed or a mass audience
_: short-term solution
_: easily forgotten
Additionally:
Low cost, mass produced, young, witty, sexy, gimmicky, glamorous, bis business
popular;
transient;
expendable
_ was a socio-cultural and intellectual movement which encroaches other smaller movements, like conceptual art, neo-expressionism, and feminist art.
Postmodernism
_ gave importance to individual experience, steeped in complexity and contradiction, and abolished established rules, barriers, and distinctions.
Postmodernism
_ included film, photography, video, performance, installations, and site-specific works, and earth works.
Contemporary Art
_ is the most socially aware and involved form of art compared to other periods. The subject matter of its works was some of the most pressing, heated, and even controversial issues of contemporary society.
Contemporary Art