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Postmodernism

Postmodernism. postmodernist art is characterized as a rebellion against the modern. Modernism values reason, science, and democracy. Modern artists prioritize freedom and individuality in their artwork. Figure with Striped Blouse by Pablo Picasso. Woman by Willem de Kooning.

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Postmodernism

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  1. Postmodernism

  2. postmodernist art is characterized as a rebellion against the modern

  3. Modernism values reason, science, and democracy.Modern artists prioritize freedom and individuality in their artwork.

  4. Figure with Striped Blouse by Pablo Picasso

  5. Woman by Willem de Kooning

  6. The Dark Eclipse by Louise Nevelson

  7. Postmodernism is associated with several avant-garde art movements

  8. FuturismEarly rebels against tradition who expressed a love for speed, technology and violence.DadaA form of nihilistic anti-art which was ironically legitimized and commercialized.Surrealism Style which pursues a dream-like state, perceived as "truer" than reality.

  9. Pop Art Emphasizes kitschy "low art", mass-production, and commodification of culture. Postmodern Culmination where all artistic novelty has been previously explored and meaning is replaced by fashion.

  10. Pop Art is seen as a transition to Post-Modernism.

  11. Campbell’s Tomato Soup by Andy Warhol

  12. Pop Art removes the boundary between high and low art. This is a precursor to postmodernism's use of popular culture in art.

  13. Other art historians believe postmodern art began before 1968 with Duchamp (1987-1968), Dada (1920), and Pop Art (mid-1950s).

  14. Self-Portrait by Chuck Close

  15. Postmodern art approaches include: mixed media, appropriation, hybridization, layering, recontextualization, collaboration, and irony.

  16. Postmodernists feel modern beliefs have not led to a society free of oppression and poverty. Postmodern artists often question and critique social inequities.

  17. Sweeping Beauty by Alison Saar

  18. In postmodern art, there is HUMOR.

  19. Puppy by Jeff Koons

  20. Ai Weiwei’s Han Dynasty Urn with Coca-Cola Logo (1994)

  21. Barrett, T. (2011). Postmodern approaches to making art. In Making Art: Form and Meaning.

  22. Typography

  23. Architecture

  24. Fashion

  25. Posters and Prints

  26. References: http://timmarshall20.wordpress.com/author/timmarshall500/page/6/ http://www.onpostmodernism.com/art/default.aspx http://www.artsconnected.org/collection/142161/modern-and-postmodern-art?print=true#%281%29 http://timmarshall20.wordpress.com/author/timmarshall500/page/6/

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