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Which time period does contemporary art refer to?
Which time period does contemporary art refer to?
- The Renaissance
- The 20th century
- The 19th century
- The 21st century (correct)
How is contemporary art different from modern art?
How is contemporary art different from modern art?
- Contemporary art challenges boundaries, while modern art does not (correct)
- Contemporary art is produced within our lifetime, while modern art is not
- Contemporary art focuses on personal and cultural identity, while modern art does not
- There is no difference
What is one distinguishing feature of contemporary art?
What is one distinguishing feature of contemporary art?
- A lack of a uniform, organising principle, ideology, or "-ism" (correct)
- A specific ideology
- A uniform, organising principle
- A "-ism" label
What are some characteristics of contemporary art?
What are some characteristics of contemporary art?
What larger contextual frameworks does contemporary art concern?
What larger contextual frameworks does contemporary art concern?
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Study Notes
Time Period of Contemporary Art
- Contemporary art refers to art created from the late 20th century to the present day.
- It encompasses a wide range of movements and styles influenced by social, political, and technological changes.
Differences Between Contemporary and Modern Art
- Modern art primarily spans from the late 19th century until the mid-20th century, focusing on formal experimentation and abstraction.
- Contemporary art is characterized by its engagement with current events and issues, often reflecting the complexities of today's society.
Distinguishing Feature of Contemporary Art
- A notable feature is its emphasis on concepts and ideas over traditional aesthetic values, allowing for diverse interpretations.
Characteristics of Contemporary Art
- Utilizes a variety of media, including installation, performance, and digital art.
- Often incorporates elements of popular culture and critiques social norms.
- Emphasizes collaboration and audience participation.
- Reflects globalization, multiculturalism, and a wide range of perspectives.
Contextual Frameworks of Contemporary Art
- Engages with issues such as identity, race, gender, and environmental concerns.
- Reflects the impact of technology and globalization on culture and communication.
- Dialogues with historical art movements while forming new narratives relevant to current society.
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