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Concepts (art-wise)

NOTE: My notes on modernity, modernism, post-modernism, etc are
      on the pages:  -[Post-post-modernism]-  
                     -[Post-911 Era]-

See also:  [Art Terms]
                  [Philosophy Concepts]
           [Art Theory]
           [Art as Game]
           [Optical Illusions]
           [Modernism]  [Post Modernism]
           [Art THINGS] (sort of a catch-all)
           [Film]
           [Art Materials]
           [Art Technique]

See also:

  [Feminism]
  [Modernism]
  [Morphing]
  [Post-modernism]  
  [Post-post-modernism
  [Reductionism ()]

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Technique and Style


In fact as Stokstad points out:

   By the end of the third century (200c),
   art and architecture were evolving 
   without a break with the pagan past.
   The developmentof a style is not a
   self-conscious act. The earliest 
   artists working for Christian patrons
   represented new subjects in the style
   which they were accustomed to working.
   [Stokstad, P. 17]

This may have been well and good for the "ancients",
but for the modern artist, we can pick and choose
(dip into) various techques and styles at will. 
In fact, one could say that our own style is as
fluid as the technology and events of our times
allow us to be - as it has always been. 


Chronology



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