Post-Modern art

Post-Modern art

A movement that rejects the Modernist movement and challenges traditional art, ideas, and values.

Post-Modern frame

A tool that provides context and meaning to a post-modern painting by examining how it reacts to previous cultural ideas.

Pop Art

A movement that focuses on the mass production of everyday objects, popular culture, and celebrity consumerism.

Colour Field

An abstract style that emphasizes large areas of solid color to evoke emotional responses.

Neo-Expressionism

A movement characterized by intense emotional art making that challenges minimal art and revives subjectivity and expression.

Performance art

An art form that combines elements of theatre, visual art, and live action through body movements, gestures, spoken word, music, and audience participation.

Environmental art

A practice of art that uses the natural environment and natural materials to address environmental issues and explore the relationship between humans and the environment.

Environmental art challenges :

Materialism and over-consumerism and raises environmental awareness.

Pop Art challenges

challenge traditional ideas on emphasising subject matter, instead prioritising colour and emotional response.

Neo-expressionism Challenges

minimalism and the idea that art should be detached from personal emotions and experiences.

Colourfield challenges

Performance art challenges

traditional forms of art like paintings in a museum by creating and presenting an artwork through a performance.

Popart is:

Colourful

Popart uses:

everday objects

Colourfeild is:

Minimal

Colourfeild aims:

to evoke emotions

Neo-expressionism is:

Contrasting

Neo-expressionism revives:

subjectivity in art

Environmental art is:

Scultural

Environmental art explores:

The human and environments relationship

Performance art is:

live or on video

Performance art uses:

body movements and gestures