Expressionism 1900 – 1930’s
Bauhaus, 1919 – 1936
Art Deco, 1920s – 1930s Influences of cubism, the Bauhaus and Vienna Secession
Jazz Age, 1945-1960
Pop Art, 1960s
Minimalism, 1970s 2nd book p202
Graffiti
Post-modernism 1970’s
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The fundamental elements of the movement.
The artist’s:
visual style,
use of formal design elements,
the effectiveness of their visual communication
Art work
Pop art
Pop art is art work that is based on modern popular culture and mass media.
Andy Warhol
Andy Warhol is one on the most famous artists in the world
and is mostly known for his work in pop art.
The tomato soup piece has become iconic in pop art. It is
instantly related to pop art. Its lines and colours are simple and not over
complex which makes it easier on the eye for the viewer and it’s lines and
colours are very much like the comic books at the time. It’s a very simple
piece but incredibly recognisable which makes the pop art movement famous.
Roy Lichtenstein
Roy Lichtenstein creates pop art work in the style of old comic books. He has fame because of these classic style pieces which resemble pop art. The colours are very simple and nothing spectacular. the line are fine but harsh to give an emphasis speed and action. His work is very simple, but it is instantly understandable.
Graffiti art
Graffiti art is an art form that expresses freedom and some times in the case of Banksy, political views.
frank shepard fairey
Frank creates posters that are very simple and stand out. His work is very different because they some times don't have meanings and some times they do. His work differs from simplicity and detailed posters.
Banksy is a graffiti artist who has become famous for his art work about political views. For example, this piece of work is about CCTV cameras being placed all over Great Britain and that we are being watched.
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