Karteikarten
ArtH 3307
Karten in diesem Stapel (38)
- 1b://mail.google.com/cafa980a-6d63-3d45-a431-37e267f8031aJackson Pallock #1 1948
gestural, abstractism, expressionism - 2—Mark Rothko Green & Tangerine 1956
Metro Physical
Best of American Paintings
- 3—Marcel Duchamp In advance of the Broken Arm 1915
Redimade
- 4John CageContemporary Artist, remove focus from art object to concept 1960's
- 5Sound Artartwork created out of vibrations music
- 6—Gutai Mbrs @ Yoshihara's Studio 1959
Interested in daily life
Focus on shaping space
pioneered performance art
- 7—The outdoor Gutai Art Exhibition 1956
Fabric 3D
- 8—Saburo Murakami Passing Through 1956
metaphorical, going beyond conventional art, experience art in space and time
- 9—Kazuo Shiraga Challenging mud 1955
abstract expressionism
- 10—Yves Klein Perfformance Anthropometries de lepoque bleue 1960
activating space/ performace art pioneer
- 11—Yves Klein, ANT 82, 1960. From the Anthropometries series, made with Klein’s “living brushes.”
- 12—Arman Large Bourgeois refuse 1960
assembledge, pioneer many objects from outside inside art
- 13—Robert Raushenburg Odalisk 1955-8
Combines: Paintings that have exploded out into sculpture
- 14—Allan Kaprow Rearrange able panels 1957-9
student of John Cage, Happenings, collage
- 15Happeningsexperience participate. No spectators/viewers. Performed once. no documentation temporary/spontanious cant be bought or sold
- 16—Allan Kaprow 18 Happenings in 6 Parts 1959
- 17—Allan Kaprow
- 18Allan Kaprow, from “Guidelines for Happenings,” 1965The line between art and life should be kept as fluid, and perhaps indistinct, as possible.
The performance of a Happening should take place over several widely spaced, sometimes moving and changing locales.
Happenings should be performed once only.
Audiences should be eliminated entirely - 19—Allan Kaprow, Words, 1962. Rearrangable environment with lights and sounds
- 20—Lygia Clark Six sensorial helmets 1967
Fabric /textile art Foreing sensorial experience. Partisipartory
- 21—Helio Oiticica, Torpicalia 1967
Installation Art- bounded space
inspired by experimental art form europians. Brazilian experience; smell, movement, dance. eutopian space
- 22—The Situationist International, photographed together for their first annual conference, Cosio d’Arroscia, Italy, 1957
revelutionaries, push art everyday, art no longer mattered. consumption affected social focus on spontaneous encounters. living in the moment "the situation" destroy focus on buying/selling
- 23Claes Oldenburg, from “I am for an art…”, 1961I am for art that embroils itself with the everyday crap and still comes out on top.
I am for art you can sit on. I am for art you can pick your nose with or stub your toes on.
I am for the art of conversation between the sidewalk and a blind man’s metal stick.
I am for Kool-art, 7-UP art, Pepsi-art, Sunshine art, 39 cents art... - 24—Claes Oldenburg Store 1961
- 25—Claes Odenburg "flour cake" 1962
soft sculpture humor does not need to be kept out of fine art
- 26—Marisol Escobar the family 1963
assemblege how rigid and cookie cutter family has become
- 27—Richard Hamilton Just what it is 1956
Pop art Uk possible origin. collage traditional posses. consumerism
- 28—James Rosenquist Nomad 1963
contemporary art-atmospheric incorporating 3d, popart- bright colors, words
- 29—Tom Wesselmann still life#12 1962
- 30—Mel Casas, Humanscape 47 (Still Life), 1968
political
- 31—Peter Saul Typical Saigon 1968
underground comic scene. critical vietnam war
- 32—Roy Lichtenstein Drowning Girl 1963
Dots. comic strips reproducing by hand empty, flat
- 33—Andy Warhol, Gold Marilyn Manroe 1962
King of pop art. celebrity icon. everyday stuff made iconic. celebrity focused
- 34—Jade Walker Figure #6 2009
redimade
- 35—Jeff Koons Pink Panther 1988
fascinated with pop art, cheap, fun push boundaries of taste. inspired by andy warhol
- 36—Jeff Koons ballon dog 94-00
huge sums of capital. consumerism focus
- 37—Damien Hirst This little pig 96
pig cut in half conseptual issues
- 38—Chris Ofili The Holy Virgin Mary 96
drawing from Heritage nigerian