Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts
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Sunday, March 6, 2011

Indian Contemporary Art

Indian Contemporary Art


Contemporary just means "art that has been and continues to be created during our lifetimes". There is a certain amount of overlapping between "Contemporary" and "Modern" art. • Modern Art: Art from 1880 up until the 1960's or 70's.
Contemporary Art: Art from the 1960's or 70's up until this very minute.
Art History, 1970 is the cut-off point for two reasons. To categorize Indian Fine Art, have many criteria. Contemporary art - collectively - is much more socially conscious than any previous era has been. Roughly, Contemporary art runs from 1970 until now.
A more difficult approach is to understand Artists and their Art in terms of the inspirations they draw from. Art in India had always been an integral part of Indian life and excavations of Art objects from historical places have shown that Indian art had reached very high degrees of sophistication at various times in Indian History. Many of the artists in 21st century India use these historical styles in their art. Indian Contemporary artists take inspiration from various sources and styles, Indian Art still retains its distinct Indian's. Contemporary art in India provides an excellent opportunity to experience today's India through the unique and personalized visions of its artists.
Contemporary art is strongly influenced by the artists cultural background, history, training and experiences, it is forward looking. Contemporary Indian fine art is becoming increasingly accessible to tourists and the general public. In the reputed art centres of Mumbai, New Delhi, and Calcutta, museums and galleries proliferate.

Thursday, February 24, 2011

The Concepts and the Beliefs of Modern Art


The Concepts and the Beliefs of Modern Art

Art is a human creative skill, which is demonstrated through imaginative designs, sounds, or ideas. Art and artistic skills have been integral to our Histories. Events, life styles, and the other prevalent things, were all depicted through the various art forms of those times. Ancient Art is actually a symbolic representation of information about the life styles and the representation of facts by the people of those times, who framed a strong ground for Art. History of Art. Prior to taking up the Modern Art Concepts, lets take a look at the different art ages:
o Pre Historic Art / Paleolithic (2million years ago - 13000B.C) 
o Ancient Art (from 3000 B.C - 331 B.C)
 
o Medieval to Early Renaissance Art (373 B.C - 1453 A.D)
 
o Renaissance to Early Modern Art (1453 - 1800 A.D)
 
o Pre Modern Art (1800 - 1880 A.D)
 
o Modern Art (1880 - 1945 A.D)
 
o Contemporary Art (1945 - Present age)
Then the present day thinkers added impressive, vivid colors to the Modern Arts, thereby bringing pictures into life. Expressionism was a kind of German Modern Art version of Fauvism, conveying its expressions.