The Evolution of Artistic Movements

The exchange of ideas between Bauhaus and other art movement in their evolution begins with the origin and birth of the early 20th century arts and architecture movement. These special movements not only influence painting but also greatly influence architecture, theater, movies and photographs. "The reality of everyday life and the reality of painting, they are not the same reality, you have been trying to get this creative thing where it comes from.

The next evolution of the picture has arrived. Tilt the brush. Over the years, many technological evolution has changed artists and sports. The invention of a closable paint tube has led to movement of Impressionists and Expressionists. Flash photography brings documentary and photo news. Computer and programmable rules resulted in interactive art and video games. Google now provides tools I believe I will be the first important step in the development of art. 3D painting

Abstract expressionism emerged in the second half of the 20th century and brought about the rapid development of art. The work influenced by this specific movement seems to be quite general to the untrained eyes, but reveals very realistic and real artistic thought. The paint itself is an important subject, intentionally distorted and involved in achieving the desired result. Later on, some artists began using paint as the main theme, and by doing so, they created minimalism.

Dadanism is a popular art movement in Europe in the early 20th century. It was founded by artists and poets in Zurich, Switzerland, and has a strong antiwar and left mood. Exercise rejected logic and reason, but opposed to irrationality, meaninglessness, intuition. Marcel Duchamp is a major member of the Dada movement and is known for presenting "ready-made items" which are items purchased or discovered and then claimed to be an art. Dadaarusuto use existing ones, making so-called "combinations" using photographs, garbage, stickers, bus pass, bank notes. Dadaists' work includes artistic opportunities, improvisation and creation of spontaneity. They are known for using "automatic writing" or writing flow of consciousness.