POSTMODERNISM AND CONTEMPORARY ART

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1970s and beyond

range of postmodernism

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postmodernism

reaction against modernism

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disillusionment and the brutality of the Holocaust

how was postmodernism brought about

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  • art is for everybardy

  • art is secondary to the concept

  • art can be made of anything

what did postmodern artists believe

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  • performance art

  • installation art

  • photorealism

  • video art

common examples of postmodern art

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contemporary art

art of the present

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artworks made within 50 years from the present

what is contemporary art

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1955-1970

when was pop art

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Lawrence Alloway

who coined the term pop art

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  • everyday images from contemporary culture

  • lively block colors

what does pop art use

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  • advertisements

  • packaging

  • comic strips

  • movie stars

  • celebrities

images in pop art

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Campbell Soup Cans of Andy Warhol

example of using consumer products as subjects for art

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Roy Lichtenstein’s comic strip blowups

example of bright imagery

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Claes Oldenburg

who made large-scale sculptures of familiar objects

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graffiti art

one of the more controversial of the contemporary art forms

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banksy

One of the most famous graffiti artists

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Hitchhiking to Anywhere

example of banksy’s political beliefs

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artists came together and presented

spontaneous performances

what was happening’s earliest form

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Allan Kaprow

first to use the term happening

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“Admission piece:18 Happenings in 6 Paris.”

what was the first happening

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performance art

art form where the artist uses themselves and their live actions to express their art

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  • can be in any venue with any amount of people as long as it is in front of a live audience

  • uses intense acting not ordinarily accepted in theater

  • incorporates dance, music, body contortion, costume, etc

  • can be spontaneous or rehearsed

how is performance art presented

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Chris Burden’s Shoot

example of performance art

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Installation art

involves the arrangement of objects in a space

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allows the viewer to be “in” the artwork by interaction

defining feature of installation art

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Embankment (2005) by Rachel Whiteread

example of installation art