Neotraditionalism in contemporary islamic art
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Neotraditionalism in Contemporary Islamic Art refers to art that combines traditional Islamic art styles and techniques with modern content and ideas. It emerged in the mid-1990s with artists like Libyan artist Ali Omar Ermes. More recently, artists from traditionally Muslim countries like Morocco, Iran, and Pakistan have explored this trend. They expand on traditional calligraphy, miniature paintings, and other styles while examining issues like gender in Islam and personal and religious identity. Major museums have begun broadening their Islamic art exhibits to include more contemporary works in this style.
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- 1. Neotraditionalism in Contemporary Islamic Art Alix Elizabeth (Art IV)
- 2. Definition Neotraditionalism in Contemporary Islamic Art: the juxtaposition of traditional Islamic art styles and techniques with modern content, composition, or ideas
- 3. Beginnings -definition of Islamic art has expanded to include more contemporary works -Ali Omar Ermes (Libyan, b. 1945)
- 4. Lalla Essaydi Moroccan, b. 1956 traditional calligraphy and henna gender and power
- 5. Shadi Ghadirian Iranian, b. 1974 juxtaposes women dressed in traditional Qajar style (1800s) with modern items explores identity as a Muslim woman in both Iran and the world
- 6. Shahzia Sikander Pakistani, b. 1969 trained in traditional miniature Indo-Persian paintings now expanding installation art- ex. Parallax, inspired by UAE
- 7. Summing it Up -Museum Islamic Art exhibits broadening to include contemporary art- in the Met, LACMA -first beginnings of trend emerged in mid-90s with artists like Ali Omar Ermes -more and more artists, especially women from traditionally Muslim countries, are expanding upon this trend -artists in this trend explore: traditional art styles, gender in Islam, personal identity, religious identity