Study Guide 13 Gardner's Art Through the Ages II

Chapters 34: Modernism, PostModernism, and Beyond

Abstract Expressionism  
ßPollock.  Lavender Mist  1950  34-4 DeKooning  Woman.  1952.  see 34-6
Newman,  Vir Heroicus Sublimis,  1950-51. 34-7 ßRothko.  No. 14 1960.  34-8
Morris Louis.  Saraband  1959. 34-13 ßHelen Frankenthaler  Bay Side 1967. 34-12
Minimalism  
David Smith.  Cubi XVII.  1964. 34-9 ßSmithson.  Spiral Jetty 1970.  34-37 (Earthworks)
Judd.  Untitled 1969. 33-15 Judd.  Untitled 1969. 33-15
Pop Art  
Lichtenstein.  Hopeless. 1963.  33-30 Lichtenstein. Wham!
Koons. Ushering in Banality 1988 (PostModern Pop) Arneson George & Mona. (PostModern Pop)
Warhol  Red Elvis ßWarhol.  Marilyn Diptych.  1962. 33-32
Oldenburg.  Clothespin Hamilton.  Just What is It that Makes Today's Home So Different, So Appealing?  1956. 34-27
Kosuth.  One and Three Chairs 1965. 34-25. (Conceptual) Paik.  TV Buddha  1970
  Golub  Mercenaries IV. 1980 34-72 (Neo-Expressionism)
SuperRealism  
ßFlack  Marilyn  1977. 34-34  
Hansen. Body Builder, ßSupermarket Shopper. 1970. 34-36 Hansen.  Cowboy, Shoppers
Site Specific Art  
Christo & Jeanne Claude.  Surrounded Islands. 1980-83. 34-38 Christo & Jeanne Claude. Wrapped Reichstag 1971-95.
Issue-Based/Political Art  
Judy Chicago.  Dinner Party 1979. 34-59 detail: Setting for Emily Dickinson
May Lin. Vietnam Veterans Memorial  Washington DC. 1981-83. 34-16. 4 images  
PostModern Architecture  
Graves.  Portland Public Services Bldg. Oregon. 1980. 34-50 Gehry.  Guggenheim Museum.  Bilbao Spain. 1997. 34-54
Issue-Based/Political Art  
Jaune Quick-to-See Smith.  Trade (Gifts for Trading Land with White People). 1992.  34-71 Lorna Simpson.  Stereo Styles  1988,  34-68
Kara Walker.  Salvation. 2000 Ringgold. Who's Afraid of Aunt Jemima. 1983. 34-66
Anselm Kiefer.  Nigredo 1984. 34-58. (Neo-Expressionism) Wodiczko.  The Homeless Projection.  1986-87. 34-75