1. Abstract Expressionism
It was a movement in the middle of the 20th century that was created using different
styles and techniques, allowing artists to develop nontraditional art to express themselves.
2. Formalist art
Analyzing and studying the critical aspects of the art in question.
#2 Formalist art - needs to say something about only the elements of the composition
being important (color, line, etc.)
3. Conceptual art
When an artist makes the idea more visible and more important than the work's overall
execution.
4. Representational art
Accurately portraying a real object or object in art.
5. Avant-garde
These are out of the ordinary and new ideas produced in art.
6. Installation art
Three-dimensional artwork that instead takes over a whole room, rather than just a wall
or small area.
7. Postmodern art
Art that shies away from modern and idealist ideas.
8. Appropriation in art
When artists use work or objects that already exist within the work they are creating.
9. Performance art
An art type that uses elements of both visual art and live performance.
10. Collage
Art is created using various other materials to create a single piece.