Presentation Postmodern Art

Postmodern ArtPostmodern Art

Few examplesFew examples

PaintingsPaintings Paul Paul Cézanne – “Les Grandes Baigneuses”Cézanne – “Les Grandes Baigneuses”

• Pablo Picasso – “Les demoiselles d’Avignon”Pablo Picasso – “Les demoiselles d’Avignon”

• Pablo Picasso – “Guernica”Pablo Picasso – “Guernica”

• Eduard Munch – “The Scream”Eduard Munch – “The Scream”

• Wassily Kandinsky – “On White II”Wassily Kandinsky – “On White II”

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And all Psychedelic and Fractal art And all Psychedelic and Fractal art that I cannot post here, because I’m that I cannot post here, because I’m afraid of them.afraid of them.

Other Visual ArtsOther Visual Arts

Bubble Splash by pixelado08Bubble Splash by pixelado08

• Pinky Day by Ellenna24Pinky Day by Ellenna24

• Rainy Day by Ellenna24Rainy Day by Ellenna24

• Big ball by TopanguitaBig ball by Topanguita

• Sweet Nightmare by pukenSweet Nightmare by puken

• Scooby Doo by SplitEquinoxScooby Doo by SplitEquinox

• Avengers Loki Oil Painting by H-E-E-R-O-Y-Avengers Loki Oil Painting by H-E-E-R-O-Y-U-YU-Y

• Space by sunbearableSpace by sunbearable

LiteratureLiterature George Orwell’s “Animal Farm”George Orwell’s “Animal Farm” William Golding’s “Pincher Martin”William Golding’s “Pincher Martin” Graham Swift’s “Waterland”Graham Swift’s “Waterland” Angela Carter’s and Roald Dahl’s (adult) Angela Carter’s and Roald Dahl’s (adult)

fairy talesfairy tales Peter Ackroyd’s “Chatterton”, “Hawksmoor”Peter Ackroyd’s “Chatterton”, “Hawksmoor” David Lodge’s “Small World”, “Changing David Lodge’s “Small World”, “Changing

Places”Places” Thomas Pynchon’s “The Crying of Lot 49”Thomas Pynchon’s “The Crying of Lot 49” John Fowles’ “The French Lieutenant’s John Fowles’ “The French Lieutenant’s

Woman”, “The Magus”Woman”, “The Magus”

MusicMusic

The 20-century music:The 20-century music: Claude Debussy – Impressionist musicClaude Debussy – Impressionist music Edgar Varese – pioneer of the Electronic musicEdgar Varese – pioneer of the Electronic music Luigi Russolo – Futurist music: The Art of Luigi Russolo – Futurist music: The Art of

NoisesNoises

Early part of 21-century music:Early part of 21-century music: Michael Jackson – all songs and albumsMichael Jackson – all songs and albums Madonna – all early and later songsMadonna – all early and later songs 1980s American Rock music: Aerosmith, Yes, 1980s American Rock music: Aerosmith, Yes,

NRG, Spectre General and so onNRG, Spectre General and so on 1980s-1990s and the beginning of 2000s: Disco 1980s-1990s and the beginning of 2000s: Disco

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• Queen is an English Rock band and all later Queen is an English Rock band and all later songs can be shown as making part of the songs can be shown as making part of the Pomo later music.Pomo later music.

Bicycle RaceBicycle Race

The Later part of 21-century:The Later part of 21-century:

Eve featuring Gwen Stefani – Let Me Blow Ya Eve featuring Gwen Stefani – Let Me Blow Ya MindMind

Shania Twain – Ka-Ching!Shania Twain – Ka-Ching! David Guetta – I’m In Miami BeachDavid Guetta – I’m In Miami Beach Akira Kayosa – TransformAkira Kayosa – Transform All cool/awesome Movie SoundtracksAll cool/awesome Movie Soundtracks And Liberty Parade Anthems And Liberty Parade Anthems

• Voltaire is a Cuban American Dark Cabaret Voltaire is a Cuban American Dark Cabaret or Dark Wave singer. All of his songs are good or Dark Wave singer. All of his songs are good to begin with. Mwhahahaha!!to begin with. Mwhahahaha!!

BRAINS!BRAINS!

• Voltaire (again) X3Voltaire (again) X3

Zombie ProstituteZombie Prostitute

ArchitectureArchitecture

Architecture after 1945:Architecture after 1945: Peter Cook and Colin Fournier – Kunsthaus Peter Cook and Colin Fournier – Kunsthaus

Graz: Art Museum, AustriaGraz: Art Museum, Austria

• Jorn Utzon – The Sydney Opera House, Jorn Utzon – The Sydney Opera House, AustraliaAustralia

• Eero Saarinen – Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Eero Saarinen – Gateway Arch in St. Louis, MissouriMissouri

Brutalism (1952-1975):Brutalism (1952-1975): - one example - - one example -

Moshe Safdie: Habitat ’67, Montreal, Moshe Safdie: Habitat ’67, Montreal, CanadaCanada

• I. M. Pei – Louvre Pyramid, ParisI. M. Pei – Louvre Pyramid, Paris

•Sir Norman Foster – St. Mary Axe, known as Sir Norman Foster – St. Mary Axe, known as The Gherkin, LondonThe Gherkin, London

• Sir Norman Foster – Chesa Futura, Saint-Sir Norman Foster – Chesa Futura, Saint-Moritz, Switzerland Moritz, Switzerland

• Sir Norman Foster – Future Systems: Media Sir Norman Foster – Future Systems: Media Center NatWest from Lord’s Cricket Ground, Center NatWest from Lord’s Cricket Ground, LondonLondon

Postmodern Classicism from 1966 until Postmodern Classicism from 1966 until today:today:

Frank Gehry – Dancing House, PragueFrank Gehry – Dancing House, Prague

• Rem Koolhaas – Central Library of SeattleRem Koolhaas – Central Library of Seattle

• CCTV Headquarters, BeijingCCTV Headquarters, Beijing

Blobs or Blobitecture from 1992 until Blobs or Blobitecture from 1992 until today:today:

Buckminster Fuller, The Montreal Buckminster Fuller, The Montreal Biosphere, CanadaBiosphere, Canada

• Future Systems’ design for Selfridges Future Systems’ design for Selfridges Building, BirminghamBuilding, Birmingham

SculptureSculpture Constatin Brancusi’s The KissConstatin Brancusi’s The Kiss

• Constatin Brancusi’s The Endless Column or Constatin Brancusi’s The Endless Column or The Column of the InfiniteThe Column of the Infinite

MoviesMovies ““An Andalusian Dog”An Andalusian Dog”

““Matrix”, “Equilibrium” and any Dystopian Matrix”, “Equilibrium” and any Dystopian moviesmovies

New Adaptations of literary works, including New Adaptations of literary works, including the recent adaptation of “Anna Karenina”, the recent adaptation of “Anna Karenina”, “Alice in Wonderland” and many others.“Alice in Wonderland” and many others.