10 Characteristics Contemporary Arts

10 characteristics contemporary arts

 

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Explanation:

1.Fauvism

It comprises the first of the expressions of contemporary art. Its name refers to a group of French painters who in 1905 filled the Paris autumn salon with works. The specific characteristics of Fauvism are aggression in the use of colors (basically primary, complementary along with garish tones) and their autonomy in relation to shapes.

Type of thick and pasted brushstrokes. They do not try to imitate reality but rather give a unique imprint to each work showing the emotional charge of the artist.

2.Expressionists

They put emphasis on the expressions of the I and the emotional attitudes. The colors are more violent and the content has a symbolic tint.

 

3.Cubism

Start playing with the focus of the canvas. Thus, it raises a multiplicity of points of view. Some authors speak of 2 stages:

Analytic cubism

Synthetic cubism

4.Futurism or dynamic cubism

This style aims to show the manifestation of the movement, the speed and the rhythmic repetition of the objects on the canvas.

5.Non-figurative or abstract art

Many authors suggest that this current is within cubism. However, the difference is that art is of a more abstract type and is constructed from geometry.

6.Neoplasticism

This current is based on two-dimensionality, use of straight lines and primary colors. Its objective is to divest itself of the particular to manifest the purity of art.

7.Dadaist movement

The word "given" was chosen at random as a manifestation of dislike to the righteousness of Neoplasticism on the part of certain artists.

8.Surrealists

They aim to " go beyond the visible " to try to express the unconscious with a figurative style.  

9.Second vanguards

These so-called second vanguards appear after the 2nd World War. There, and as an expression of a revolutionized society and capitalist consumption, art begins to have an ironic and funny tone. This is how Pop Art was born, which is characterized by expressing art in movement.

10.Conceptual art and abstract expressionism

They are born as the last artistic expression before postmodernity. They are characterized by leaving in evidence the consumer society of that time. It also has a need to raise awareness and intellectualize art. From 1968, this great artistic stage ends to give rise to postmodernism .