1. Modern Art

2. What is “Modern Art?”   Usually refers to artwork produced between 1870-1970   Modern artists rejected previous art traditions and began experimenting with new MATERIAL, SUBJECT, & TECHNIQUE   Most modern artists emerged from 1900- 1950 with visibally new ways of art interpretation

3. Out of Modern Art…   Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood (1848-55) Macchiaioli (1855-65) Impressionist Art (1870s-80s)Pre-Raphaelite BrotherhoodMacchiaioliImpressionist Art   Neo-Impressionist Art (1880s on) Newlyn Arts Colony (1880s on) Art Nouveau (Fin de Siecle)Neo-Impressionist ArtNewlyn Arts ColonyArt Nouveau   Symbolists (Late 19th Century) Post Impressionist Art (1880s on)SymbolistsPost Impressionist Art   Les Fauves (1905-1908)Les Fauves   Expressionist Art (1900 on)Expressionist Art   The Bridge (1905-13)The Bridge   Blue Rider (1911-14)Blue Rider   Ashcan (c.1900-15)Ashcan   Cubist Art (c.1908-1914)Cubist Art   Orphic Cubism (1910-13)Orphic Cubism   Purism (Early, mid-1920s) Precisionism (Cubist-Realism) (fl.1920s)PurismPrecisionism (Cubist-Realism)   Collages (1912 on)Collages   Futurism (1909-1914)Futurism   Russian Rayonism (c.1912-14)Russian Rayonism   Armory Show (1913)Armory Show   Russian Suprematism (1913-1918)Russian Suprematism   Russian Constructivism (c.1919-32)Russian Constructivism   Vorticist Art (c.1914-15)Vorticist Art   Dada Style (1916-1924)Dada Style   De Stijl (Dutch "style") (1917-31)De Stijl (Dutch "style")   Bauhaus (1919-1933)Bauhaus   Neoplasticism (1920-40)Neoplasticism   Art Deco Design Style (1925-40)Art Deco Design Style   Paris School (1890-1940)Paris School   New Objectivity (1925-35)New Objectivity   Surrealist Style (1924 on)Surrealist Style   Magic Realism (1920s) Entartete Kunst (1930s, Germany)Magic RealismEntartete Kunst   Social Realism (late 1920s, early 30s) Socialist Realist Art (c.1928-80)Social RealismSocialist Realist Art   St Ives (late 1930s onwards)St Ives   Neo-Romanticism (1930s on) Art Brut/Raw ArtNeo-RomanticismArt Brut/Raw Art   Organic Abstraction (1940s, 50s)Organic Abstraction   Existential Art (1940s and 1950s) Abstract Expressionists (50s)Existential ArtAbstract Expressionists   L'Art Informel (mid-1940s, 50s)L'Art Informel   Tachism (1940s, 50s)Tachism   Arte Nucleare (c.1951-60) Kitchen Sink Art (mid-1950s) Assemblages (1950 on)Arte NucleareKitchen Sink ArtAssemblages   Neo-Dada (1950s) Optical Art (1950s-60s)Neo-DadaOptical Art   Pop Art (1960s-70s)Pop Art   New Realism (1960s) PPA (Early, mid-1960sNew RealismPPA Fluxus (1960s) Feminist Art (late 1960s on)FluxusFeminist Art

4. William De Kooning

8. Hans Hoffman

11. Franz Kline

14. Cy Twombly

18. Adolph Gottlieb

22. Clyfford Still

25. Jasper Johns

29. Helen Frankenthaler

33. Wassily Kandinsky

37. Piet Mondrian

40. Robert Motherwell

44. Victor Vasarely

45. Victor Vasarely

46. Victor Vasarely

48. Mark Rothko

50. Mark Rothko

51. Joan Miro

52. Joan Miro

53. Joan Miro

54. Joan Miro

55. Paul Klee

59. Josef Albers

63. Frank Stella