Tag: Pollock
Avant-garde
Avant-garde art refers to artistic works, ideas, or movements that are innovative, experimental, and often challenge conventional boundaries. The term originates from the French “avant-garde,” meaning “advance guard” or “vanguard,” and it signifies the idea of being ahead of mainstream culture or established traditions. Avant-garde artists are known for pushing the limits of what is … read more
Abstractionism
Abstractionism, or abstract art, is a major artistic movement that revolutionized the way art is perceived, especially in the 20th century. It marks a departure from the realistic representation of the world in favor of focusing on color, form, and texture as the primary elements of expression. Key Characteristics of Abstractionism: Non-representational: Abstract art does … read more
Action art
Action art is a form of contemporary art that focuses on the process of creating the artwork as much as—or more than—the finished piece itself. It is characterized by the physical involvement of the artist, often using their body, movements, or actions to create the art. This concept overlaps with other art movements, especially Performance … read more