The Annotated Mona Lisa: Pages 168 - 169 Flashcards
The Twentieth Century and Beyond: Contemporary Art
- opposition to Abstract Expressionism
- most movements centered in New York
- allowable forms, materials, media, and content were expanded to such a degree that nothing seemed off limits, and artists grappled with the challenge of being truly original rather than merely novel
“Street Photography” in vogue
- 1959
Stella exhibits shaped “Hard Edge” canvases; Minimalism begins
- 1960
Yves Klein makes paintings with nude women as “brushes”
- 1960
First Pop art exhibit
- 1962
Op Art begnis
- 1964
Minimalism recognized
- 1965
Conceptual Art developed; Venturi describes Post-modern architecture
- 1967
Earth Art documented; Process Art exhibited
- 1968
Judy Chicago founds feminist art program
- 1969
Earthworks sculpt art from landscape
- 1970
Photo-Realism shown
- 1972
Auction escalates art pieces
- 1973
Graffiti art exhibited
- 1975
Performance Art shown
- 1976
Beaubourg opens in Paris; Blockbuster King Tut show tours
- 1977
Appropriation art begins
- 1979
Neo-Expressionism exhibited
- 1981
Post-Modern architecture recognized
- 1982
Installations become trend
- 1986
Senator Jesse Helms attacks “obscene” art
- 1989
Artists create digital, new-media art
- 1992
Political art dominates Whitney Biennial
- 1993
Hot “YBAs” (Young British Artists) exhibit
- 1994
Gehry’s Guggenheim Bilbao opens in Spain
- 1997
Artists create immersive video environments
- 1998
Photography-based imagery widespread
- 2000
Trend in collaborative art evident
- 2002
Cartoons influence painting
- 2003
Artists resume craft painting
- 2004
21st century’s 1st “art phenomenon”: New Leipzig School
- 2005
Market for contemporary Chinese art soars
- 2006
Jackson Pollock painting sells for $140 million
- 2006