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minimalism started in early 1960s and ended in late 1960s
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Artist like Donald Judd viewed the name Minalimalism as derogatrory. He preferred the term "primary structures." Using this term brought many important people together in Minimalism like Sol LeWitt, Dan Flavin, Robert Morris, etc.
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The minimalists got their inspiration from the Russian Constructivism and Marcel Duchamp's ready-mades. Sculptures from the Russian Constructivism emphasized fabrication of most modern sculptures. Ready-mades from Duchamp's pointed to ways how sculpture made use of pre-fabricated materials
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Minimalists' used simple, geometric shapes in their artwork.
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Minimalism began to take shape. Such as in California, the "Light and Space" painting which was made by Robert Irwin.
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Artist such as Frank Stella painted very simple canvases that were considered minimal. Using only line, solid color, and geometric forms, he combined paint and canvas in a way that becomes inseparable which means unable to be separated -
Minimalists tried to remove the appearance of composition from their work
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Minimalism has been discussed throughout the years. It has been said that Minimalism forms a "crux" or turning point in history. It remains hugely influential today.
