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39 Cards in this Set
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believed in socialist society and wrote a book Communist Manifesto
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Karl Marx
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art thats aware if its relationship to past art
*examines the idea of art itself |
modern art
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bright color palet, foucus on the moment
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impressionism
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subject matter of everyday life
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realism
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sactions by the academics,religion,history and mythological based arts
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academic art
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objects actual apperance in white light
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local color
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dry sticks of powder pigments
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pastel
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theory of evolution
*survival of the fittest |
charles darwin
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focused more on line, pattern, and form
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post-impressionism
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"in plain air"
where Monet plained his multiple haystacks |
en plein air
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observes color breaks into parts and applies it to tiny dots
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pointalism
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artists inner or personal vison-emotional dimension
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expressionism
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breaking an object apart and putting the peices back together
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cubism
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weathly enjoying the good life
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fin de siede
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developed psycoanalysis
-thought our inner drives controls our behavior |
sigmund freud
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understand behavior and personality by identifing patterns in their dreams
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carl jung
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objects from different materials and combinding them together on a flat surface
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collage
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artist who empathized innovention and challenged convention in the work
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avangard
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emerged in reaction to WWI homocide
-more of an attitude/mindset |
Dada
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made environments to show the beauty and precision of machine forms.
Ex:New York Night by Georgia O'Keefee |
precisionism
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clear honost images
-the horror of war and its effects |
new objectivity
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leading surrealist
-motivation: bring the aspects of outer and inner reality together |
Andre Breton
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thought comes out without control of mind
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automatism
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midwest depicted royal american life in a clearly readable realistic style.
ex: American Gothic by Grant Wood |
Regionalism
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subconcious as source of creativity-fantasy
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surrealism
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known as the center of art world/New York School
-express state of mind,shows gesture and motion in work |
Abstract Expressionism
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belived painting is only about paint and no figures/subjects
-influenced modern art/wanted pure art(2d and paint) |
Clement Greenburg
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The Ny school action painter
-wrote the article "The American Action Painters" (believes in gesture and process of painting) |
Harold Rosenburg
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reduction of form often into a single unit.
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minimalism
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time,movement,sound and gesture to communicate with an audience
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Performance Art
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influenced performance art by combinding art and life
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John Cage
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in the artists idea rather then the final object(based on concept rather then the object)Ex:Joseph Kosuth "one and three chairs"
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conceptual art
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"popular art"
uses signs, symbols,metaphors-understandable to the average person |
pop art
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focus on identity
reacts against formalism/more elements mixed together |
postmodernism
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used land as material
very minimal |
Earth Art
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analyzing cultural constructs as texts and acknowledging a lack of fixed meaning of these texts
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deconstruction
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introduces feminist ideas into performance art.
Ex: Meat Joy |
Carolee Schneeman
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group of woman
-use performance by creating deminstations, use mass media to get ideas across |
guerrilla girls
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create an artistic environment in a gallery or a room
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installation
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