Abstract Art Movements: A Complete & Clear Overview - Abstract Art Explained (Part 5)

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In this video series, we will be presenting the most extensive and comprehensive online resource on abstract art. Step by step, we will be answering the most frequently asked questions and offer a clear and concise overview of the history of abstract art. Today, we present a clear and concise overview when it comes to all the different, historical abstract art movements.
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Table of contents:
00:00 - Introduction
00:40 - Modern Art's Journey Toward Abstraction
01:15 - 1915-1925: Suprematism
01:32 - Abstract Art before Suprematism
01:48 - 1915-1930: Constructivism
02:05 - 1915:1930: De Stijl
02:31 - 1910-1930: Expressionism?
02:51 - 1945-1960: Abstract Expressionism
03:10 - 1955-1970: Minimal Art
03:50 - 1955-1975: Conceptual Art
04:21 - 1965-1980: Post-Painterly Abstraction
04:56 - 1965-1980: Op Art
05:20 - 1980-1995: Neo-Expressionism?
05:39 - 1980-Today: Abstract Contemporary Painting & Overview
06:39 - Further reading
07:11 - Outro
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One day later than usual due to some uploading issues, but here is the final video of our abstract art explained series. Please note this overview is a simplified version of art history, with art movements overlapping and developing dynamically from one decade to another, as is our limited selection of main representatives. For a more extensive take on abstract art history, I really recommend the publication linked in the description! Enjoy and chat soon!

[@boozewan]

Great series! Perrier is a good dog, constantly waiting to catch your eye, loves the human.

[@contemporaryartissue]

She's the very best! Greetings from us both!

[@ctaylor1460]

Nice overview of abstract art -- thanks.

[@contemporaryartissue]

The pleasure is all mine! Thank you for tuning in

[@loriwakefield1]

thank you for the abstract art history lesson

[@contemporaryartissue]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching

[@loriwakefield1]

Thanks!

[@contemporaryartissue]

Thank you so much, Lori; you are the best!

[@rohitmadashri7250]

The dog's expression - umm interesting, meh, ok, wtf, really?, time for lunch!

[@contemporaryartissue]

Exactly, 100% accurate 😂

[@youspidertube]

Great series and very useful. But also extensively State-side-centric?

[@contemporaryartissue]

Thank you very much! Yes, there is indeed an argument to be made from that perspective. Thank you for tuning in

[@MrCarreiraXavier]

Congratulations on the videos, and the education they provide. Personally I like De Stijl or Neo Plasticism, but it seems that it is something rare to see as a reference in current painters. Am I wrong? Are there any contemporary painters where this influence is visible? Thank you Miguel

[@santhoshr1734]

Its very interesting

[@contemporaryartissue]

🙌

[@daveblood00]

Dog: i like figurative art

[@contemporaryartissue]

😂😂😂

[@janyakov7655]

this dog is evident interesting about abstrakt.

[@spectrem]

Very interesting stuff! What was going on in 1915 that lead to the beginning of many of these movements?

[@trevordavies5486]

WW1

[@dr_shrinker]

Photography

[@contemporaryartissue]

There was a lot going on for sure; the emergence of photography made us rethink the role of painting for years, the industrial revolution and the rise of modern life made us believe in radical innovation and progress, and the World War was indeed another catalyst. A Copernican revolution in art.

[@belabuchhorst1219]

Could you do something about Hans Hartung?

[@contemporaryartissue]

Great suggestion, terrific painter!

[@ronimogy1133]

I would not watch this but than your doggy is there

[@contemporaryartissue]

I believe she is responsible for 95% of our subscribers for sure 😂

[@AWAT176]

Is there geometric abstract as a type of abstract art?

[@contemporaryartissue]

Yes, there certainly is. Geometric abstraction is abstract art depicting geometric shapes, most often with hard edges. Other types of abstract art are op art (optical illusions), lyrical abstraction, monochromes, and expressive abstraction

[@DavidMartinez-nh4nh]

😮

[@MikriMausPaja]

I have to know what is this dog breed that you have? Can you please tell me :)

[@contemporaryartissue]

Perrier is a female British Golden Retriever-they are a bit smaller and have more different shades of gold in their fur. They are the best!

[@user-bb3gi8nh1s]

you look like my friend, nice video

[@contemporaryartissue]

Thank you for tuning in!

[@gfok]

The dog fell asleep again

[@contemporaryartissue]

Tired from her morning walk and meal. Hard work!

[@janeeaton7025]

Needs reviewing as first abstract artist was a woman Hilda ef Klint - think that is her name

[@contemporaryartissue]

Dear Jane, thank you for tuning in. We included Hilma Af Klint in an other video from this series discussing how and when abstract art emerged. In this video, we discuss the most prominent abstract art movements. Af Klint was kind of isolated, and does not necessarily fit into a historical art movement, hence being excluded from this video. I hope this might clarify the issue. Thank you for tuning in!

[@manuelfranciscorojasbarra2165]

What you have to say about abstract surrealism???

[@contemporaryartissue]

Abstract Surrealism of Joan Miro and Jean Arp is not 100% abstract as it is derived in a surreal manner from representational forms-but it is as powerful!

[@the-andre]

I really love this informative series. Thank you. But the dog is throughly engaged ~ not!

[@contemporaryartissue]

😂 Thank you for your kind words, greetings from both of us!

[@robertmorri9332]

In your complete and clear overview of abstract art , it seems , you've Overlooked me , Robert Morri. You won't believe it , but I'm the most prolific and original artist in the world at this moment. The reason I'm overlooked is probably the total lack of Honesty one encounters in the Art World . Plus art has put me in the poorhouse so that I can't reach a sufficient audience , nevertheless I'm that rare case of having objective claims to fame that are but cannot be denied . I invite you to test you're HONESTY on me . I can be found on Facebook where for the last ten years I've been growing my art daily so why not take a look ?

[@gurugabi6477]

Haha, great! But it won"t happen! He is interestef in dead artists. 😄

[@dnlgrmn7169]

Haha. You are so funny.

[@miguelangelcarrancomontelo5578]

What does that poor dog in such a channel?

[@reichhopprivatwatch1406]

what he does is just be

[@contemporaryartissue]

I believe she's here to support me mentally-or she simply does not want to leave the couch 😅

[@glynisheenan219]

Why dose the past always have to be the future and why can’t the moment just be the moment. There’s always new techniques dose it really matter whether an artist did it in the 20th century verses the 15th century it’s new to the 20th century nobody is going to take the place of the person in the 15 th century but at least give the young artist the benefit of the doubt after all what dose he know of the 15th century. After all we only can control the moment in time

[@allak8294]

Cubism is also abstract art…

[@contemporaryartissue]

Cubism is not pure abstraction-it is an abstracted representation of reality, showing its representational traces.

[@allak8294]

@@contemporaryartissue yes, but not all abstract art is non-objective, is it?

[@gurugabi6477]

Why don't you say where comes from Constructivism at first?! I am not satisfied by your explanation of what Suprematism was.