Conceptual Art
The audience changes so therefore the artwork must change including how it is made and why it is made. Art has evolved from traditional forms of art in the late 1970 saw an end which was just a painting of a person or a thing to modern art which it is no longer about capturing a moment but to express emotion and has many different ways of doing so. Modern art is all about challenging our society and to shock so the audience engages.The origin of conceptual art can be traced to the early twentieth century.
Marcel Duchamp is a well-known artist do to his artworks. One of those artworks he did was the fountain, which was just an originally chinaware urinal with R.Mutt written on by him the titled and out in an exhibition. he clearly appealed that artworks do not have to be unique, appreciated or beautiful. Still he challenged the idea that making art includes special materials or skills. After the fountain was exhibited in 1917 many people were still unsure if taking a man made object and proclaiming it as yours is worthy to be called an artwork. But by challenging the idea of what art is really all about Marcel's weird ideas have had a deep influence on the way people think of art today.
Mona Hatoum an artist who values the way viewers experience and take her installations, her themes are made uncertain helping a type of universality. Her aims are given physical form through the space in which her minimalistic installations communicate to her audience. The nature of installation hoes hand-in-hand with the needs of the artist to create an experience of movement, which seem to resonate with themes of exile. Her artwork traffic in 2002 which is two suitcases sitting on the floor, attached by thick mass of human hair presents a densest of meanings . It can be seen as a metaphor for those who travel carrying baggage both emotional and literal. Also it reminds us that our sense of ourselves. Using these materials she is showing emotion through different ways, she
Marcel Duchamp is a well-known artist do to his artworks. One of those artworks he did was the fountain, which was just an originally chinaware urinal with R.Mutt written on by him the titled and out in an exhibition. he clearly appealed that artworks do not have to be unique, appreciated or beautiful. Still he challenged the idea that making art includes special materials or skills. After the fountain was exhibited in 1917 many people were still unsure if taking a man made object and proclaiming it as yours is worthy to be called an artwork. But by challenging the idea of what art is really all about Marcel's weird ideas have had a deep influence on the way people think of art today.
Mona Hatoum an artist who values the way viewers experience and take her installations, her themes are made uncertain helping a type of universality. Her aims are given physical form through the space in which her minimalistic installations communicate to her audience. The nature of installation hoes hand-in-hand with the needs of the artist to create an experience of movement, which seem to resonate with themes of exile. Her artwork traffic in 2002 which is two suitcases sitting on the floor, attached by thick mass of human hair presents a densest of meanings . It can be seen as a metaphor for those who travel carrying baggage both emotional and literal. Also it reminds us that our sense of ourselves. Using these materials she is showing emotion through different ways, she