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- 1. By: Tori Veltri, Maddy Salo, & Emily Lundh
- 2. Definition • A movement embracing many individual styles marked in common by freedom of technique, a preference for dramatically large canvases, and a desire to give spontaneous expression to the unconscious.
- 3. History • Started in New York in 1940’s • New York School: – Artists wanted to express feelings about World War II – Main Artists: Willem de Kooning, Jackson Pollock, & Mark Rothko – First U.S. movement to become famous
- 4. Influences • Abstractionism & Expressionism • Surrealism • Great Depression • World War Two • Holocaust
- 5. Features • Pieces of art are very large • Applied paint expressively • No realistic subject • Expression of feelings and emotions • Trying to depict the subconscious mind • Same attitude about art but not technique or style • Expresses universal emotions
- 6. Types Action Painting Colorfield Painting • Not carefully applied • Carefully painted • Applied paint roughly • Intense squares of color • Personal expression • Few colors • Paint is spontaneously • Large fields of flat, solid dribbled, splashed or color spread across or smeared onto the canvas stained into the canvas • Areas of unbroken surface and a flat picture plane
- 7. • January 28, 1912, born in Cody, Wyoming • 1930, moved to New York • 1935, he started work on the WPA Federal Art Project as a painter • 1937, began psychiatric treatment for alcoholism • 1943, Pollock's first one-man art show in New York • 1945, Pollock married Lee Krasner • 1947, Pollock developed the "dripping" process • August 11, 1956, died in East Hampton, New York
- 11. Blue (Moby Dick) 1943
- 12. Full Fathom Five 1947
- 15. Number 14 1951
- 16. Convergence 1952
- 17. Willem de Kooning • 1904- Born in Rotterdam, Netherlands • Left home at 12 to work at a design & decorating firm • Depicted the human form using different methods • Work was constantly changing • At the age of 20 he traveled to America as a stowaway • Influenced by Picasso, Cubism, Surrealism, & Dadaism • Gestural Abstraction • Worked on Women Series for 30 years • Died of Alzheimer's in 1997 at age 92
- 18. Pink Angels 1945
- 19. Woman 1 1950-52
- 20. …Whose Name was Writ in Water 1975
- 21. Mark Rothko • Born in Russia, moved to New York • Started as a surrealist • Part of the New York School • Style: Color field paintings • Avoided subjects • Transcendental Experience • Mentally unstable
- 22. Slow Swirl at the End of the Sea (1943)
- 24. Red on Maroon (1959)
- 25. Seagram Murals
- 26. Untitled (1969)
- 27. Rothko Chapel
- 28. Louise Nevelson • Born in 1899 in the Ukraine and moved to Maine in 1905 with her father • Gave found objects a “spiritual life” inspired by feminism • Grouped wood together into monochromatic cubist structures
- 29. Sky Cathedral (1982) by Louise Nevelson