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4 June 201821 November 2018Matilde Cesareo

LAND ART – #ZoomOnMovements

Here is when artificial and natural come together, when humans and landscape are one only thing, when art and Earth are not distinguishable anymore: Land Art. Land Art has been called in many different ways, such as Earth Art, Earth Works, Environmental Art, but from here on we will refer to it just as Land […]

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7 May 201821 November 2018Matilde Cesareo

FLUXUS – #ZoomOnMovements

The Fluxus movement is most famous to the people for the outstanding presence of Yoko Ono, known for her art and for her relationship with John Lennon. But Fluxus is much more, and it was the inspiration for many artists that came after it. Artistic and historical backgroud Fluxus was an art movement born in […]

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30 April 201821 November 2018Matilde Cesareo

KINETIC ART – #ZoomOnMovements

“Kinetic”, like every difficult word, comes from the ancient Greek kìnesis, movement. It won’t be a surprise, then, if this art is totally concentrated on movement. You may think that it involves videos or performances, but actually it stays completely away from the artistic media that imply movement by definition (it would have been too easy, come […]

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23 April 201821 November 2018Matilde Cesareo

ARTE POVERA – #ZoomOnMovements

Have you ever heard of Arte Povera? Have you ever wondered why it is not translated from Italian (it literally means “poor art”)? You will discover everything in the following paragraphs! Historical and artistic background The Arte Povera movement was born in Italy (you didn’t guess this, did you!) in 1967. Why do we have […]

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16 April 201821 November 2018Matilde Cesareo

OP ART – #ZoomOnMovements

OP ART – #MondayMovement

Can you stare at these work for more than 3 seconds? If you can do it without any problem, you are one in a million!
The aim of these artists was exactly to destabilize you, so accept the challenge and read the article!

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9 April 201821 November 2018Matilde Cesareo

NEO DADA – #ZoomOnMovements

The Neo-Dada (or New-Dada) is not taking the name of the Dada movement because of a lack of creativity: the link with the Dadaists is very strong. In the key-concepts we will underline what they have in common! Historical and artistic background In the ’50s some artists had enough of the colourful abstraction of the […]

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The aim of this project is to give an insight into contemporary art to those who are not involved in the art business. We want to help you see contemporary art in a new light and discover art’s powerful messages.

Too often, contemporary art experts don’t reveal the meaning behind works of art. That’s why we think this project is useful: to open the art world up to anyone who might be interested in knowing more about it.

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