AVANT GARDE Anashaly Rios Santiago

AVANT GARDE
Anashaly Rios Santiago
DEFINITION
Avant-garde is French for "vanguard"
Avant-garde is a term that is loosely used to describe the movement of
progressive and experimental art, usually in reference to abstract styles
regarding literature, film, culture, politics, and art. It is the expression of
pushing boundaries, rebellion, and innovation. Avant-garde is also a part of
postmodernism.
INFLUENCES
Art
Architecture
Music
Literature
Fashion
ART
(Jo an Mi r o Mo o n bi rd )
Pablo Picasso: "Les
demoiselles d'Avignon"
Avant-garde originated in the 19th
to 20th century in France and
Italy. Avant-garde has influenced
many different art movements,
including abstract expression,
conceptual art, cubism, dada, and
countless other varieties of artistic
movements. A famous artist in the
movement and history of Avantgarde is Salvador Dali and Pablo
Picasso that is known for cofounding the Cubist movement,
and for the wide variety of styles
that he helped develop and
worked in.
ARCHITECTURE
Fr a n k L l o yd Wr i g h t
N o r m a n Fo s t e r
Cucumber Building
MUSIC
Avant-garde music is a term used
to characterize music which is
thought to be ahead of its time
containing innovative elements or
fusing different genres.. In the
1950s the term avant-garde music
was mostly associated with serial
music.
LITERATURE
Refers to written works, often novels or magazines - that place great emphasis
on innovations regarding technique and style.
James Joyce
Samuel Beckett
FASHION
In fashion, the avant-garde style is defined through its personality. Many
designers have been asked to define this style and they all added a certain term
to define it: sophisticated, mysterious, intimidating, intriguing, striking. The
accessories have to be very modern, unusual, but elegant. All clothes should
be matched with hats, belts or shoes in the most unusual shapes. Somehow,
this style does not refer only to fashion. It means a mixture between fashion
and art. The avant-garde fashion teaches women to have a certain attitude.
SOURCES
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_avant-garde_artists
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http://ecclesiastes911.net/story/pierre_brassau.html
Pierre Brassau