final artists/architects

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final artists/architects

lee krasner
-pollocks partner: she gave up painting to support his career
-"The seasons"-represented as her new freedom (Pollock had just died, no longer had to worry about him and his career)
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lee krasner -pollocks partner: she gave up painting to support his career
-"The seasons"-represented as her new freedom (Pollock had just died, no longer had to worry about him and his career)
mark rothko -his work focuses more on color and emotions from the color, piece induce contemplation and feelings (loneliness and isolation)
-lavender and mulberry (color field painting)
jason pollock -he is connected to surrealism, but different in the fact that he does not go back an make changes, his images are raw
marcel duchamp -conceptual art
wassily kandinsky -formed der blaue reiter (the blue rider) art group
robert smithson -related to earthworks
-spiral jetty 1970
joseph beuys -related to performance art
-how to explain pictures to a dead hare
-"even a dead animal preserves more intuition than some human beings"
-saw rabbits as a lightforce for nature
andy warhol -related to pop art
-marilyn diptych
-marilyn being repeated makes her and object
-fact that it's a diptych shows marilyn as being a religious aspect, people worshipped her
constantine brancusi -associated with abstract sculpture
-"the newborn"
-egg lookin thing
hannah hoch -associated with dada
-cut with the dada kitchen knife
pablo picasso -Picasso wanted to break away from realism, he was influenced by African art, many people hated his paintings
barbara hepworth -related to modern sculpture
-"Forms in Echelon"
-Unit One Group
-Biomorphic shapes
-Handcrafted objects that had surrealist influences
-Many of her sculptures have holes to let air and light through
-Wants eyes to move around the form, use own imagination
alexander calder -related to modern sculpture
-"Lobster trap and fish tail"
-Mobile
-Abstract shapes that look like fish
piet mondrian -De Stijl
-"Composition with yellow, red, and blue"
-Theosophy:
1.Greek for "knowledge of god"
2.Aimed to develop a direct experience of the divine
3.Theosophical society 1875
4.M.H.J Schoenmaeker, 1915
mied van der rohe -international style
-seagram building
-represented designs for the present and the future
jeff koons -"pink panther"
-makes art that will attract viewers
-art comes from pop art era
-uses iconic images in his art
-adds color to make it cartoon like
-string of puppies
-he likes when people look at his stuff and say "what the hell"
-michael Jackson and bubbles
richard serra -fulcrum
-Considered by many to be one of the most famous sculptures of today
-studied painting at yale, took trip to Europe and decided he wanted to do
sculpture
-moved to new york and was influenced by minimal art
-"titles arc"
barbara kruger -related to feminist art
-puts together ads and words
-man made and natural materials
-meanings ambiguous, interpreted in many ways
-many of her works has angry words
-very often involves women in art
james lunas-"the artifact piece"
-the issues affecting native Americans in us
-work documents native Americans being like an artifact
-startled viewers, because it is him lying in the box, title on piece explain
scars on his body, how he got them being native American, gives people a
sense of native American culture being real
-shattering idea that Indians are fake, by being on display
kara walker -"darkytown rebellion"
-silhouettes
-as viewers, we are inserted into the piece, our own shadow goes on wall
-connects us to our history of racism, oppression, masaquere
-makes it real for us
-a lot of her art pushes boundaries and makes people uncomfortable to look at
dale chihuly -"the sun"
-symbol, representation of the movement and excitement of the sun
-individual pieces of glass into a core

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