Less teachers
One of the first art that has come to define as "minimal" Kazimir Malevich, known as the black square. The painting depicts just that - a black square on a blank canvas. Originally derived as a concept in Russian Suprematism, oil on canvas, as described by Kazimir, represents the purity of emotion. The black square represents the feeling, while the white background is the void that is beyond this feeling, the feeling of waiting until the end, to go once.
In the words of one of the largest in the minimalist movement, Frank Stella, "What you see is what you see" citation may be seen as a way to watch a minimalist art. Of course, what you deduce what you see the result of opinions. His work "The marriage of reason and misery, II" (1959) proposed its commercial influence. Ad Reinhardt says minimalism as "more things in it, the busiest of the artwork, the worse it gets. More is less. Less is more. The eye is a threat to clear thinking. It outlines an art, even obscene. Starts with getting rid of nature. "David Burlyuk, a Russian avant-garde artist, writes:" Minimalism is named after a minimum of operating means A minimalist painting is purely realistic - the subject, the painting itself .. "
View the minimalist movement, 1960
Origins
A true minimalist art was believed to be about 60-century New York. This can also be kept in the same period as the beginning of literary minimalism. Article described the extreme simplicity of form, often becoming the all-naked-naked, without a lot of quality, where the minimalist works of art displays a hard edge that defines them. Key features of minimalist art in which are separated from the Expressionist Art - not as a cultural gesture, does not guarantee strong public opinion, and it is useless to explain that the artist's self through painting or sculpture.
Names
Over time, the art has come to be known as "ABC Art", "literalism" and "reductive art" with "minimalist" as the most prominent. The word was rejected by most artists in the movement. One of Donald Judd, the man famous for its "Art Box" buildings and facilities. One of the people at the forefront of the minimalist movement of the 1960s, his work featured in "primary structures", a group exhibition held at the historic Jewish Museum in New York, 1966. Near him was Carl Andre, Dan Flavin, Sol Lewitt, other important names of the movement.
Other forms of art
While minimalism may be related to other art forms such as pop art or land art (it can be debated, which is a derivative of that), minimalism is its own art style that is simple capricious to see, but provides an overview of the human spirit as heavy as (perhaps even heavier than) others. It is still clinging to the notion of beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but it does so in such a simple way that we can discuss the effect of labor for hours.
A motion
It was late 1960 that the minimalist movement came to a slow and steady, if not completely dissolved. Bared fangs evolved Artists critics, attacked all minimalism, calling frugal, confusing and sometimes "minimal" in the pejorative sense. The most notable observations minimalist critics of the movement can be found in an essay by Michael Fried, "Art and objectivity" (1967).
In the late 60s, finally, the Minimalist artists to redefine the concept of minimalism, with sculptures and Land Art to nearly eliminate the difference between the object and the art object. This includes "Light and Space" movement influenced by John McLaughlin. They often work included the installation of materials such as glass and resin. All work related to the idea of minimalism, created after the movement came to be known as "post -minimalism. "
By Artists minimalist, less is more and more. They are subject to refrain from sharing space, as well as the interest of the spectators', the second item in the canvas itself. They believe that this confusion is causally side. It 'was, is and hopefully will continue to believe that the change of Modern Art.
