Environmental Art
Postminimalism refers to an art movement that emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s as a reaction against Minimalism. It is characterized by a return to expressiveness, craftsmanship, and materials, while still retaining the simplicity and clarity of form associated with Minimalism. Postminimalist art often incorporates elements of process, repetition, and duration, and may take the form of installations, sculptures, or performance pieces. It seeks to engage viewers in a more active and contemplative way than traditional minimalist works, often inviting them to participate in the creation or interpretation of the artwork. Postminimalism is also associated with a renewed interest in the handmade and the imperfect, as well as a desire to explore the relationship between art and everyday life.
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External Links
- [st-ives.net] St. Ives Net directory of Art - sculpture, painting, photography, landart environmental art - professional visual art in the broadest sense ST IVES NET
- [Sculptors.org] Sculptors SCULPTURES - sculpture and sculptor - site specific and environmental art - landscape design - beelden beeldhouwers - vormgevers - omgevingskunst - beeldende vormgeving en ontwerpers van landschapskunst
- [riverofwords.composing.org] Michigan River of WordsMichigan's Annual Environmental Poetry & Art Contest
- [gera.com] GERA (Gallery of Environmental Renewal Art) Unlimited