Expressionist art represented a huge step forward in the development of modern art ideas. Impressionism considered incorporating the subjectivity of the artist to the painting; allowing them to hint at mood and movement to better convey their impression on viewing the scene, but these were small steps into experimentation. Expressionism encouraged artists to think of […]
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Expressionism first emerged around the turn of the century alongside numerous other avant-garde modernist movements which aimed to rethink approaches to art and literature, to help artists escape the limitations of traditional artistic representation. Expressionists’ primary ideal was to present the world in the most subjective way possible, placing things like emotion, mood, and ideas […]
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The modern art period ran from the late 1800s into the late 1900s, and represented a period of incredible experimentation in art where, at first, creatives sought to simply break painterly traditions of the past, but soon came to re-imagine what art even was. The period included so many fascinating and important movements that any […]
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Modern art is not another term for contemporary art The two are often confused, but modern art describes a broad collection of artistic movements and styles that flourished between 1860 and 1970, united by one ideal; rethinking the traditions of art in synch with the changes taking place in the society around it. After the […]
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