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82 Cards in this Set
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The art world moved from where to where. |
Paris to New York b/c of WW2. |
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Color Field and Gestural painting |
Abstract Expressionism |
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Social Realism |
Promoting Justice |
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Socialist Realism |
Promoting Justice within the Soviet Union. It dignifies the socialist life style. Usually had Stalin |
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Narrative Realism |
Tells a real story and has subject matter |
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Norman Rockwell |
Kich painter, homegrown and all people can relate to the paintings. |
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Art world's interpretation in the USA of Narrative Realism. |
They didn't like narrative realism because it was too alike to Socialist realism. |
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Anti Communist prefer which kind of art |
Preferred narrative realism - Not similar to socialist realism b/c abstract art represented chaos and people did not understand it. |
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Gorky |
Surrealism |
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Colder |
Famous for being a transferal figure between Abstract to Modern art b/c he did both and made the transition |
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Woodruff |
African American Artist who painted symbols from African Culture NOT A GESTURAL PAINTER HE IS CULTURAL. Will be on Multiple Choice and Slide ID |
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Dekooning |
Paints Women Abstract Gestural Movement |
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Rothko |
"Sublime" - Stillness Luminist Color Field |
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Jackson Pollock |
Action Painter Doesn't traditionally paint Drip method painter |
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How did Jackson Pollock get a start |
Regionalist painter Trained with |
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Abstract Expressionism What are the two types of styles |
Gestural or Action
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Most famous Gestural painter |
Jackson Pollock |
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Lee Krasner |
Jackson Pollock's wife |
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Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper John Significance |
Paintings now have subject matter again |
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Jasper John Symbols |
American Flag Target |
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The Beat Generation |
rejection of standard narrative values, the spiritual quest, exploration of American and Eastern religions, rejection of materialism, explicit portrayals of the human condition, experimentation with psychedelic drugs, and sexual liberation and exploration. |
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Joseph Correll |
Pre dated the beat generation Work that combines sculptures and paintings |
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Johnn Chamerlain |
Junk Sculpture artist |
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Diane Arbus |
Fashion Photographer Beat Generation |
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Simon Rodia |
Outsider art (Untrained artist) Tile setter Used concrete and galss Made the Watts Towers |
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Escentric Abstractions |
1966 exhibit organized by feminist art foundation of feminist art of the body Neon templates of the left half of the body |
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Lucy Lippard |
Made the exhibit Escentric Abstraction |
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Christo |
Valley Curtain Art was huge with help from community and local participation. Always disrupted something |
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Blue Shirt in MKE airport |
Public art project that was killed Symbolism used as leverage that mke shouldn't be blue collar when mke is a manufacturing city. But it was actually blue b/c the artist liked blue not to do w/ blue collar |
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Bronze Fonz |
Place-making Involves an element of art Bypassed public debates and was funded by hollywood |
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Andy Warhol |
Campbell's Soup Famous with pop culture Death was always a theme of his |
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Janet Zweig |
Train departure kiosk Cards that had pedestrian drama and were in motion |
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Minimalism |
Stripped down aesthetic Industrial fabrication techniques |
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Repetition |
Milwaukee art museum invites public to walk on art piece |
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Carl Andre Commonality w/ Charles Sheeler? |
Industry and the forms/ techniques |
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Eva Hesse |
Organic and piece with no painting just canvas which was backward w/ wire |
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Earth Art |
Nancy Holz Robert Smithson- Basalt Spiral Christo and Jean Claude- Valley Curtain Running Fence- 24 1/2 mi long |
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John Cage |
Conceptual Artist
developed Chance music Member of jazz band fluoxs |
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Pencil Story |
John Baldessari |
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Grandma Moses |
Consumer Culture Well known w/ contract w/ Halmark cards |
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Claes Oldenburg |
Pop Artist The Store Skyscrappers- Baseball Bat Lipstick monument - Criticizing commercialization of women |
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Roy Lichtenstein |
Pop Artist Comic books and women within those books |
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Minimalism |
Reduction of Color and looks flat |
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Ellsworth Kelly |
Minimalist Painter Painting w/ texture |
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Kenneth Noland |
Minimalist Painter |
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David Smith |
Abstract Expressionist Painter Wields and makes structures |
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Deaf person presentation The family dog |
People who are deaf feel like they are taking care of me but they wouldn't sign and communicate. |
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"It's about the metaphysical world" |
Barnett Newman |
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Combine |
Combination of painting a sculpture in a piece of art |
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Cornell |
Early assemblaged Always used a box |
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Nevelson |
Trajected out Seemed to be hung from wall |
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Edward Klenholz |
Free Standing art Installation art |
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Evolution and installation art |
Can walk on it, in it |
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Subject of Klenholtz |
Abortion |
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Gestural Painting |
emphasizes the process of making art, often through a variety of techniques that include dripping, dabbing, smearing, and even flinging paint on to the surface of the canvas. These energetic techniques depend on broad actions directed by the artist's sense of control interacting with chance or random occurrences. For this reason, Gestural Abstraction is better known asAction Painting |
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Color Field |
features large expanses of unmodulated color covering the greater part of the canvas. Barnett Newman and Mark Rothko are the main Color Field dudes |
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On the Road |
JackKerouac
Beat Movement Music, Poetry Drugs |
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Andre |
Makes Sculptures |
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Modernism Artists |
Calder, Noguchi |
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Surrealism Artists |
Cornell, Gorky |
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Abstract Expressionism Artists |
Pollack, kline, Motherwell, Krasner, Smith |
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Color Field painting Artists |
Newman, Rothk |
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Assemblage Artists |
Rauschenberg, Johns, Nevelson, Marisol |
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Installation artist |
Kienholz |
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Minimalism artists |
Stella, Judd, Andre, Smith, Nauman, Flavin |
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Luminal Artist |
Nauman, Flavin |
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Earth Artist |
Holt, Smithson, Christo, Jeanne-Claude |
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Feminism |
Benglis, Chicago, Ringgold, Guerilla Girls, Bourgeois |
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Conceptual Artists |
Cage, Kosuth |
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Pop Art artists |
Oldenburg, Lichtenstein, Warhol, Rosenquist |
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Civil Rights Activism artists |
Bearden, Ringgold, Parks
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Chicano Muralism artist |
Baca |
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Universalist Approach Artists |
Noguchi, Pollack |
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Cultural Approach |
Woodruff |
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Bringing objects back into art - artists |
Rauschenberg, Johns |
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Sculptor artists |
Smith, Andre, Judd |
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Photography artists |
Frank, Arbus, Mapplethorpe, Parks, Serrano |
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Outsider Artists |
Edmondson, Ramirez, Rodia, Grandma Prisbrey, Hampton |
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Commentaries about AIDS artists |
Herring, Gonzalez-Torres, Mapplethorpe |
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Culture Wars artists |
Mapplethorpe, Serrano |
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Community Art - artists |
Baca, Christo, Jeanne-Claude, Professor Deal |
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Narrative Artists |
Wyeth |
