three-dimensionality
Could three-dimensional art be like buildings?
three-dimensionality
Could three-dimensional art be like buildings?
The destruction of realistic pictorial space, and with it, that of the object, was accomplished by means of the travesty that was cubism.
Representing different views and space?
confusion between painting and sculpture. (Sculpture, on its side, emphasizes the resistance of its material to the efforts of the artist to ply it into shapes uncharacteristic of stone, metal, wood, etc.)
Artists are starting to highlight the medium itself through the use of colors, lines, brushstrokes, etc.
medium that each art is unique and strictly itself.
Each art form is uniquely special because of its differences in mediums. For people to gain a better respect for art, the medium must be displayed and understood. It should show the challenges and difficulties that come along with creating that form.
abstract because it is almost nothing else except sensuous
Abstract art focuses on sensory.
music as an art in itself
Why was music so important to the avant-garde?
express ideas and notions, but to express with greater immediacy sensations, the irreducible elements of experience.
Wanted to express feelings and emotions, and experiences not just ideals.
Courbet in its pursuit of materialist
How did this change the way that artists showed subjects in art?
content:
This is limiting the freedom of art.
ideological struggles of society.
Art was being affected by all these ideological thoughts of what it should and shouldn't be.
succumbing to its ideological divisions
Trying to find ways to express it without following its rules.
Romanticism
What is romanticism?
‘stooges’ of literature.
more focused on the message itself.
Not only could painting imitate sculpture, and sculpture, painting, but both could attempt to reproduce the effects of literature.
I thought that this meant that people don't often value and respect art enough because they think more about the subject matter rather than the medium of work. For example, if you were to see a painting of a Greek God, you'd be more likely to focus on that person rather than the materials that the artist used.
a dominant art form;
Certain art forms are losing their identities because they are trying too hard to be like the dominant art.
confusion.
I think that this means that people are getting confused and cannot accurately say what is surrealism as opposed to abstract art is because of the various styles the artists use. To be more accurate we should look at the historical background o of an art piece and decipher what the artist was trying to convey or understand.
explanation for its present supremacy.
Why do people need to express the value of abstract art?
A great deal of purism is the translation of an extreme solicitude,
Trying to protect and keep the artwork the way that it originally was?
Purists
What are Purists? In what ways do they help the evolution of art and culture?
esthetics: is the existence of limits serving to distinguish between the various arts also a condition of the possibility of value within them?
Question of aesthetics, what is the value and importance in them?