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Modern art movements: Impressionism
- 1. Modern Art Movements November 13,2020 Ms. Johnson
- 2. Modern art I feltbefore I thought -Jean Jacques Rousseau Philosopher • Modern Art refers to the period in art when artists neglected the academic ways of creating works(left) and decided to experiment more with different types of art, materials, colours and subject matters(right). • Modern Art started in the late 19th century following the rise the Industrial Revolution alongside the ideas many great philosophers of the time started to push(such as Freud etc). • Modern Art artists began to realize the actual value of art(financially, spiritually, psychologically etc.).
- 3. Art Movements •Modern Art is broken down into several Art Movements • Art Movements are the collective titles that are given to artworks which share the same artistic ideals, style, technical approach or timeframe. • Art Movements are typically named after the movement has started and is strongly influenced by things happening in the world.
- 4. Social Movement • A socialmovement is a loosely organized effort by a large group of people to achieve a particular goal, typically a social or political one. • Art movements are STRONGLY influenced by social movements.
- 5. Name a socialmovement that is currently happening in society. Have you seen any effect on the kind of Art being produced nowadays? Paintings, Drawings, Posters, Advertisements, Social Media?
- 6. A Few Movementsof the 21st Century • #MeToo Movement • Black Nationalism Movement (#BLM) • Gay Rights Movement • Dump Trump Movement • TikTok Movement
- 11. What are theyears in the 17th century? A. 1600-1699 B. 1700-1799 C. 1800-1899
- 12. 20th century Modern Art movements: 1900-1999 •Abstract expressionism • Art deco • Bauhaus • Colour-field painting • Conceptual art • Constructivism • Cubism • Dada • De stijl • Der blaue reiter • Deutscher werkbund • Die brücke • The eight • Expressionism • Fauvism • Fluxus • Futurism • Group f.64 • Harlem renaissance • Impressionism • Metaphysical painting • Minimalism • Neo-expressionism • New objectivity • Op art • Orphism • Performance art • Photo-realism • Photo secession • Pop art • Precisionism • Purism • Social realism • Street photography • Suprematism • Surrealism • Tachism • Vorticism
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- 16. Impressionism(1870-1910) • Began atthe end of the 19th century • A Style/Movement in art characterized by the artist’s desire to capture how light affects the subject matter. • This style was rejected by a jury for the Paris Salon(an official state sponsored exhibition) • The name 'Impressionism' comes from a sarcastic review of Monet's painting, 'Impression, Sunrise' (1873), written by Louis Leroy in a magazine following an exhibition put on by the Salon called Salon des Refuses. • Works were considered unfinished and ‘slap-dashed’ due to the movements that occurred before.
- 17. Academic Art vsImpressionism Jacques Louis David, “The Death of Socrates” - 1787 Claude Monet, “Impression: Sunrise” - 1872 Can you see why the Academy would be mad about Monet’s Sunrise?
- 18. • The Impressionistswere the first group of artists to embrace painting 'en plein air' (outside). • This allowed them to capture the atmospheric light faster and with ease • With smaller canvases being made and oil paints in tubes(1841), they were able to do entire artworks outside
- 19. Why are thecolours in each work different?
- 20. Techniques • The Impressionistspainted with small strokes of pure colours which mixed in the eye of the spectator when viewed from a distance. • This meant that they had to paint quickly to capture the atmosphere of a particular time of day or the effects of different weather conditions on the landscape. • The speed of the Impressionists' painting technique forced them to sacrifice accurate line and detail in favour of atmospheric effect.
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- 22. Subject Matter • Thesubject most suited to the Impressionist technique was landscape, but they also painted portraits, still lifes and figure compositions. • The Impressionists embraced the everyday life as a subject matter
- 25. Main artists associated with Impressionism: ClaudeMonet Pierre Auguste Renoir Camille Pissarro Edgar Degas Alfred Sisley Henri Marie Raymond de Toulouse-Lautrec.
- 26. Let’s take apersonal quiz! Which Art Movement Are You? https://www.tate.org.uk/kids/games-quizzes/quiz-which-art- movement-are-you
- 27. ImpressionismActivity • Go enplein air in your most comfortable painting clothes along with your paints, your paintbrush and your paper. Create an Impressionist painting of a landscape. • Be loose with your brush strokes and pay attention to the effect of light on the objects in your artwork. • Remember, for Impressionism, you stop at your beginning! If you don’t have any paint, you can use wax crayons or even do it digitally! Use a phone or tablet to create your masterpieces. Painting Like an Impressionist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JTazf7tH44