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Abstract Expressionism & Neo-Dadaism

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    Abstract Expressionism

    :An American born art movement that was inspired by Surrealism and its exploration of the subconcious and its emotional apppeals.
    :It specifically started in New York, as many European Surrealist artists had emigrated here during the 1930s.
    :This movement experimented with art's many aspects, including color, form and texture. Which emphasized rugged individualism and a romantic mood.
    :many paintings of this movement were incredibly large, and as such were heavily planned.
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    Neo-Dadaism

    :A new wave of Dada-esque artworks, they demanded that the viewer thinks critically about the artwork they're viewing, rather than emotionally like how the Ab. Exp.ists do.
    :They worked to disrupt the establishment, and had to be subversive as this was the time of great suspicion in America. (Red Scare, Lavender Scare, McCarthyism, etc.)
    :Mocked and celebrated consumer culture by appropriating odd materials like discarded consumer goods and images from pop culture.
  • Erased de Kooning Drawing

    Erased de Kooning Drawing

    Robert Rauschenberg, Erased de Kooning Drawing, 1953, 64.1x55.25cm, Remnants of drawing media on paper with label and gilded frame, MoMA, San Francisco.
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  • Target With Four Faces

    Target With Four Faces

    Jasper John, Target With Four Faces,
  • Canyon

    Canyon

    Robert Rauschenberg, Canyon, 1959, combine of oil, pencil, paper, metal, photograph, fabric, wood, canvas, buttons, mirror, taxidermied eagle, cardboard, pillow, paint tube and other materials. 207.6x177.8x61cm,MoMA, New York.
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  • According To What

    According To What

    Jasper John, According To What, 1964