Test 1 Flashcards
Modernism in Art
Impressionism/ Post Impressionism, Expressionism, Abstraction, Cubism, Abstract expressionism (non objective, non representational? Surrealism, Op art, Minimalism
Post Modernism in Art
Pop art, Neo-expressionism, Subject matter, appropriation, deconstruction, feminism, environmental, performance, installation
-looks at art from the past with satire.
re examining art
Modernism:
started roughly in 1800
political revolution
industrial revolution
based on representing something
First movement in modern art: impressionism, formalism.
sought a universal truth
influenced by globalization(corporate control, mass media, consumerism
Post Modernism (late modernism, conceptual)
rejected modernism
began with architecture (louvre, Art gallery ontario,las vegas)
architecture had lots of curves, diagonals, more active surfaces. Eclectic style
uncomfortable subject matter
Greek Classicism
1100 BC-100 BC huge impact on european culture focus on depicting beauty, idealized, perfection, mathematically based, geometry planned out/ rational pictorial depth
Byzantine
art style reflected religion
christ depicted always at the top
Gold behind figures, over walls
Icons
Rococco
1750 flowing, artistic elaborate carved forms heavily decorative pastels light fluffy colours use of gold
Baroque
exaggerated motion images are direct, obvious and dramatic dramatic use of colour extravagant settings ornamentation overlappings of figures and elements
First Nations Terms:
Coast Salish-southcoast
Nuu Chah Nulth-west coast
Kwakwakawakw- mid coast
Haida-north coast
Crusades
military expeditions to free Jerusalem
movement of fine products across europe/asia
China
silk pantings ink washes porcelain blue and white ming dynasty ming comes in many different colours and styles
Istanbul
mosque-islamic buildings covered in tiles
designs with flowers, vines
pointed arch
islamic architecture had huge impact on europe
Chinoiserie
trying to mimic porcelain
“in the chinese fashion”
existed in fabrics, ceramics, wallpaper, paintings
Japonism
study of japanese art and artistic talent. Japanese influence on western art, especially impressionism
Japanese wood block prints
japan didn’t trade much with outside world
block prints- influence in western art
profound influence, europeans tired of conventions of western art