Modern Arts Flashcards
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A shift of style away from the Academic Style.
Modern Arts
Modern Arts Started with the birth of
modernism (Industrial Revolution, 1760-1840)
shows everyday life, captures the fleeting moment of middle class relaxing and doing leisurely activities
Impressionism
impressionism arts were done in
open air
technique used to paint by Impressionists
dabbing method, quick, spintaneous and loose brushstrokes
adapted the impressionist style combined it with emphasis on geometric forms
Post-impressionism
post-impressionism created and utilised
distortions of expressive effect, unnatural and indiscriminate colours
the greatest impressionist artist
Claude Monet
the greatest post-impressionist artist
Paul Cézanne
communicates personal feelings to the subject
expressionism
painting technique used by expressionists
impasto (thick application of paints) to evoke an intense and violent mood,
loose brushstrokes with strong, unnatural colours
another important post-impressionist after Cézanne
Vincent Van Gogh
norwegian painter and printmaker from the expressionist movement
Edvard Munch
inspired by the geometric style and composition of Paul Cezanne
first abstract style of modern art
Cubism
two styles of cubism
analytical and synthetic
special ement of cubism
multiple points of view and at different times; concentrated on 2D surface and rejected linear perspective
anti-art movement
dadaism
dadaism productions are often
satire and nonsensical
two styles of dadaism
readymade and photomontage
art made from found objects, but used differently from their normal context
readymade
clipping of photographs or reproduced images that were pasted together
photomontage
It was influenced by the works of psychologist, Sigmund Freud, who said that dreams were our subconscious way of dealing with personal issues and realities
surrealism
2 styles of surrealism
Representational and Abstract
realistic depiction of objects but is set or distorted beyond the capabilities of reality
representational