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Modern Art encompasses a wide range of artistic styles and movements that emerged between the years 1860 and 1970. Major art movements during this period, including Expressionism, Art Deco, Impressionism, Surrealism, Art Nouveau, Bauhaus, Photography as art, Minimalism, Pop Art, and more, all fall under this category. It remains a popular subject in many creative institutions today, providing students with an ideal platform to express their individual creative impulses through various means and mediums.

Many universities strive to educate students about the historical context of modern art by embracing its ethos, techniques, and traditions. Practitioners of modern art were mavericks and trailblazers who challenged or discarded the aesthetics and traditions of previous eras, such as the Renaissance and Classical periods. They experimented with groundbreaking and innovative methods and techniques to explore the world around them and expressed themselves through sculpture, painting, and new creative forms like photography, using previously unutilized materials and methods. They sought new meanings in the purpose and function of art.

The founders of the modern art movement include a pantheon of distinguished artists and their work, such as Vincent van Gogh, Georges Seurat (pointillism), Edouard Manet, and Paul Cezanne (impressionism). Each of these artists brought their unique vision and style to the movement.

Modern Art is often a mix of various movements and styles. It refers to the work of artists who sought to create art in new, fresh, and different ways from previous methods. Artists like Pablo Picasso introduced a style of painting called Cubism before World War I. In Cubism, objects were broken down into fragments and then reorganized into geometric shapes, with multiple surfaces of the object shown simultaneously. Some renowned artists, like Picasso, were influenced by various cultures, particularly African masks.

Fauvism is another movement in modern art, which emerged around 1905. Named after the French word “fauve” or “wild beasts,” Fauvism features vivid colors and abstract art. Viewers often find it perplexing upon first encounter. The work of modern artists typically involves experimentation and the creation of a mood or feeling through their paintings.

Impressionism, which began in France during the 19th century, is characterized by scenes from the outdoors, with the focus not on the details of the painting but rather on capturing a fleeting moment. Surrealism involves creating dreamlike paintings, often depicting nightmares in ways that are difficult to find in reality. Art Nouveau is known for its intricate floral ornaments and smooth, natural shapes, often inspired by flowers, the female form, and nature.

Pop Art emerged as an art movement in the mid-1950s in England and the late 1950s in America. It can often be seen in comic strips, books, and various online platforms. Due to its attention-grabbing colors and vibrant hues, Pop Art techniques are popular in advertisements, posters, and other forms of media. Minimalism refers to movements in various forms of design and art, particularly music and graphic art, where the subject is reduced to its essential elements.

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