The Movements of Modern Art

The Movements of Mode Art "What distinguishes mode art from the art of other ages is criticism." Octavio Paz The Mode Art movements can be said to have begun in mid-19th century. Up to this point, the artists of the world, has focused its activities in the realistic representation of the world around them. Made their living solely on commission work, govement sponsorship, and exhibitions chosen by govement officials. Obviously a change was coming. Insisting that there was more to express and teach through art is not only an artistic movement, but also social development. The first group dedicated to this change were the Impressionists in Paris, about 1860. The term was coined by a table called Claude Monet Impression, Sunrise. The artists belonging to the movement are the same artists who were rejected by the Academy of Fine Arts - the largest institution of art in France. This has caused tensions, and after the exposure in 1863, has also caused the beginning of the movement. The impressionists concentrated light from objects in the painting and the variation of light over time. They insisted that painters should paint with natural light, concentrating on landscapes and scenes of everyday life. Artist: Claude Monet, Alfred Sisley and Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Camille Pissarro, Frederic Bazille, Edgar Degas, Gustave Caillebotte, Edouard Manet, Elena Filatov, Peter Severen Kroyer and the American Mary Cassatt. Fauvism comes from the French word 'fauve' meaning wild animal. This movement, first exhibited in 1905 was inspired by Impressionism. At the time, Vincent Van Gogh, Paul Gauguin and Paul Cézanne Impressionism had its limits. A board that has been used Fauvists surprising bold color. Henri Matisse, who seek to create "art to delight" is thought to be the leader of this movement. Although it was not long, it's an interesting movement, based more on aesthetic philosophy. Artists: Albert Marquet, André Derain, Maurice de Vlaminck, Giovanni Giacometti and Henri Matisse. Expressionism started around 1905 in Germany and lasted throughout the thirties. Dark and emotional, with the aim of expressionist was to express their opinion through the distortion of reality. No longer the movement of all but gleeful very moving. Two groups of artists have contributed. Call Dresden Die Bruecke under the bridge, and a calledDer Blaue Reiter in Monaco of Bavaria, the Blue Knight. One of the most famous pieces of the movement is the cry of Edvard Munch Norweigen - a good example in the interior of the artist comes to life with their work. Die Bruecke Artists - Est Ludwig Kirchner, Erich Heckel, Emil Nolde, Max Pechstein, Otto Mueller, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, American Mark Rothko, Italian painter and sculptor Amedeo Modigliani, Franz Marc, August Macke, Gabriele M? Nter, Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Alexei Yavlensky, Egon Schiele, Chang Shi-Jun, and Heribert Elzer Art Nouveau is a French term meaning New. The movement started in 1880 and lasted until 1910. He was very popular in its time and has become a worldwide phenomenon. The Germans called Jugendstil, Liberty Italians, Austrians and the Spanish couple Sezessionsstil art. A decorative and intricate style of curves and the diffusion of organic architecture, sculpture, fuiture and jewelry. Arists Gustav Klimt, Louis Comfort Tiffany, and Alphonse Mucha Art Deco in 1920 and 1930 was a reaction to Art Nouveau, which countered with a strong geometrics and symmetry. Under more than art and architecture and design, this movement has led to skyscrapers and tall buildings. Tamara DeLempicka artists, Georgia O'Keeffe Cubism was begun by Pablo Picasso from Spain. His themes were broken again in the strange and abstract. The fragmentation is expressed through geometric shapes in the painting a whole new way. Fund is not shown in this art form, however, the plans of indistinguishable area. This was the beginning of a real avant-garde and abstract art. Artists: Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque, Robert Delaunay, Marcel Duchamp, Juan Gris and Lyonel Feininger. Surrealism began in 1924 curiously named for a poet André Breton, who concentrated on understanding the importance of dreams and the psyche in art form. Surrealism spread of a cultural, artistic and intellectual movement. These artists have included self proclaimed communists, feminists, atheists and anarchists. They claimed a sense of Transcendentalism, and focused on a style of life through the unconscious. His work has been widely criticized by joualists, but gained a cult that still remains. One of the most interesting and popular movements in art. Artists: Salvador Dalí, the Italian Giorgio de Chirico, Marcel Duchamp, Max Est, Joan Miro, Yves Tanguy, René Margritte Marc Chagall and the Russian Abstract Art, by Wassily Kandinsky father is best to see that explained. Bright colors, indisceible shapes, and the representation of something, but the objects in the natural world and are characteristic of this style. Constructivism (1915) and De Stijl (1917) were parallel movements which took abstraction into sculpture and architecture. Abstraction, or non-figurative form, is a term widely used and still use a great art form. In the mode, abstract art is often chosen for wall coverings by designers and art consultants. Artists: Wassily Kandinsky Beate Emanuel, Emilie Gerard, Spencer Lee, Escha Van den Bogerd, Silverio Dominguez, Milene De Kleijn, Vincent Mond, Ingrid Thaler and Piet Mondrian Pop Art was a reaction to the impersonal and too elite form of abstract art . American and British artists of the mid-20th century it seemed time to bring art into daily life of ordinary people. Andy Warhol was the carpenter of the Pop Art movement and serigraphy or screen printing was his tool of choice. He used everyday images of kitchen items, or movie stars faces the movement for life. Cartoons, advertisements, album covers and boasted pop art. Although the idea behind the movement was a good, pop art or folk art has been strongly criticized for blurring the lines between art and mass production of art. Artist: Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, David Hockney, Claes Oldenburg, Roy Lichtenstein, George Segal, Wayne or James Rosenquis Every movement of mode art has something to teach us. These are very brief explanations of the issues could be discussed and debated incessantly. What interesting past has led to the present. And what interesting people have paved the road.