The document discusses several major art styles and movements that emerged in the late 1960s and beyond, including photo realism, postmodern architecture, environmental art, and socially conscious art. It led to debates around government funding of art and the impact of feminism. Architectural styles like postmodernism rejected rigid modernism in favor of eclectic designs. Memorials also evolved, like the Vietnam Veterans Memorial which used a nontraditional design to honor those who served.

1. CHAPTER 31
What are the various styles that emerge in the late 1960?
How does the concept of realism change ideologically?
What is Super Realism/ Photo Realism?
How does architecture change in this time period?
What is meant by Post Modern Architecture?
What is Environmental art?
What is Socio-Conscious Art?
What was the controversy with Government funded art?
How did Feminism impact art?
What impacted Neo Expressionism?
How did the Vietnam memorial change the idea of what art and a memorial could be?

4. 31.1 Chuck Close, Self-Portrait , 1997

8. 31.2 Richard Estes, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum , 1979.

9. 31.3 Duane Hanson, The Cowboy , 1995.

10. 31.4 Ron Mueck, Mask II , 2001–2.

11. 31.5 Constantin Brancusi, Sleeping Muse I , 1909–10.

12. 31.6 Gilbert and George,
The Singing Sculpture , 1971.

13. 31.8 R. Buckminster Fuller, American Pavilion, Expo '67, Montreal , 1967.

14. 31.9 Charles W. Moore and William Hersey, Piazza d'Italia, New Orleans, 1978–79.

16. 31.10 Michael Graves, Public Services Building , Portland, Oregon, 1980–82

17. 31.11 I. M. Pei , Louvre Pyramid, Paris , 1988.

18. 31.12 Richard Rogers, Lloyd's Building, London , 1986.

19. 31.13 Frank Gehry , Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum , Bilbao , Bilbao, Spain, 1993–97.