Modern Art

What do you first think when it becomes contemporary art? A random paint spot on a blank canvas. This is a perfect example of contemporary art, but it is not just a random painting. The artist has a goal. Unfortunately, stereotypes are related to contemporary art and do not include art. Before we began to learn it in class, I was always skeptical when I experienced the first modern art that I first impressed, the "idyllic landscape" of Heinrich Campendonk.

To some extent, contemporary art and the subsequent art from the modern era are abnormal values ​​that other forms of creativity are rising. Stephan Hicks noted that "in modernism art is a philosophical task rather than an artistic task." The philosophy behind this work (or politics) is more important than the actual art - consciousness form is better than aesthetics. However, the creative industry, more sensitive to the market, such as music, movies, publications, etc., is not trapped in education or high quality black hole traps. It is unfair to classify it all as political hacking or garbage, given that the annual output is surprisingly (not actually decreasing but increasing). However, from a macro point of view, integration is increasing in all industries due to economic factors.

Contemporary art, painting, sculpture, architecture and graphic art are characterized in the twentieth century to the 21st century, and the late nineteenth century. Contemporary art covers a wide variety of exercise, theory and attitude, and its modernism is a traditional, historical or academic form to create art harmonized by changes in social, economic and intellectual conditions And tend to refuse practices. . Although the origin of modern paintings can not be clearly divided, it is widely believed that it began in France in the 19th century. Gustave Courbet, Edouard Manet and the Impressionist painter represent a deep rejection of the current academic tradition and the more natural pursuit of the visual world.

The avant-garde art movement began with the realism of Gustav Courbet in the 1950s. Then there is a movement of contemporary art such as Cubism, Futurism, Surrealism, where artists break through the boundary between thought and creativity. These represent an innovative approach to artistic creation, and the definition of art extends to include the concept of visual creativity. Today, we believe that the earliest symbolic graffiti of mankind is art. As those works of these ancient paintings written by National Geographic's Chip Walter, "their beauty can kill your sense of time There is a moment when you are immersed in the present and quietly observe In these paintings, all other art - all civilizations - seems not to exist yet ... create simple shapes to represent other things - can be shared with others A symbol made by one person