Postmodern Elements and Principles

Controlling or drawing attention to how and why familiar imagery is seen and used.

Modern art that is "hot" is:

Creating meaning through the combined interplay of text and imagery:

Kant believed this about art:

Placing or combining contrasting imagery to create new meaning from clashing concepts.

Creating imagery that proclaims one’s identity and affiliation; locating as artistic voice.

During Postmodernism, two new ways of making art became the norm. They were:

Prior to modern and post modern art, who paid for commissioned pieces of art work?

Modern Art that is "cold" is:

Using a multiplicity of media &/or a blending of cultural sources to investigate a subject.

What are some of the trends that we see in postmodernism?

Hegel believed this about art:

Borrowing imagery from historical and mass media sources, such as found photos and advertising.

The largest intended audience for art prior to modern and post modern art was/were:

In Postmodern art, these viewpoints are accepted and encouraged:

Overlapping & overlaying a multiplicity of images, devaluing the sacredness of any one picture.

Positioning familiar imagery in relation to photos, symbols, text not usually associated with.

Prior to modern and postmodern art, there was only one narrative told. This narrative was of:

The notion of "Western Art" was influenced by two German philosophers:

With postmodern art, what 3 areas/groups need to be considered in deconstruction?