Abstract Expressionism was a new way of creating abstract art which started to evolve in the late 1940s and became more dominant in the 1950s. This movement started in America post World War 2, being the first American movement to become the centre of the…
In World War 2, many countries were destroyed by Hitler and his army. There were allies which were the U.S., Britain, France, USSR, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Denmark, Greece, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, South Africa, and Yugoslavia and the axis powers, which were…
The amount of different art movements that have occurred throughout the world seem to be endless. I feel as though the techniques and goals of artists are not the only aspects of art that have developed over time, but also the intended perceptions and feelings…
Wassily Kandinsky known as the “father of abstract art” created paintings where inspiration and imagination ultimately formed the painting itself. He used colour to represent a spirituality influenced hugely by music. However, it was after being exposed to Monet’s “haystacks” and its use of colour…
For centuries art has been a form of emotional expression when words could not convey such emotion as effectively. Let it be through the use of color be it cool or warm tones, the choice of subject matter, or the techniques used for example strong…
The issue focused on throughout this essay will explore the relevance and acceptance of the contemporary art transition from traditional movements, portraying this through a focus on abstract expressionism, especially the struggles overcome by the likes of Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg, and Jasper Johns. By…
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