Art of This Time 2010

define:
-a movement towards the undone of fresh and new
-shock art
-bright from not only close-up
-straightout of sketch books

name:
Neo-Futurism

when?:
-mid 1990's to the future

how?:
-computers; new media
-universal hipness
-vivid personalities
-extreme outgoing societies

principles:
-in your face video
-surreal sounds of sonic measures
-graphitti
-post graphitti
-loud

artists:
-myself
-all of my peers
-professors
-all living people

aesthetic character:
-chaos
-shows all the time everywhere
-post modern's strong support helping current and future

Post-Modern Movement

define:
-"lumping together multiple versions of the after"; Bourriaud
-cultural hybridization
-decolonizing methodology
-note: Jean Francois Lyotard termed "post-modern in 1979

when?:
-1970's to current; still a circulating body of work
-ended with computer internet and the fall of Communism

how?:
-art picked up where Vietnam left off
-rock n roll; post-Beatles

principles:
-dealing with satellites
-direct communication

who?:
Rirkit Tiravanija
Pierre Huyghe
Liam Gillick
Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster
Jorge Pardo
Phillippe Parreno
Maurizio Cattelan
Pierre Joseph
Donald Judd
Jeff Koons
Damien Hirst

aesthetic character:
-no unknown world
-all living in awareness of others
-growth of new-media
-increase in number of artists, galleries, shows, and so on!
-Public art

Modern Art Movement

define:
-western cultural phenomenon
-brake away from taditional
-experimentation
-nature of materials
-functions of art
-abstraction
-readymade

when?:
1860's to 1970's

How?:
-"Olympia" by Manet
-loose painting/position of model
-looking at viewer up front and personal
-prostitute as a well recognized person
-beginning of street art
-unfinished canvas

Principles:
-purity to medium
-action of process
-art as a language
-recognizable styles

Who?:
Manet
Picasso
Duchamp
De Kooning
Georgia O Keefe
Warhol
Braque
David Smith
Brancusi
Mattisse
Edward Hopper
Jackson Pollock
Jasper Johns

Aesthetic Character:
-freedom of form
-vivid and reaching away from norms
-art for arts sake
-money
-technology
-growth of society

List of Post-s

post modern
post colonial
post pop
post minimal
post impressionism
post war(s)
post production
post industrial sculpture
post creation
post reniassance
post cubism
post expressionist
post painterly abstraction
post structuralism
post feminist
post human
post historical