'Helen frankenthaler' presentation slideshows

Lucio Fontana , (Italian, 1989-1968) Spatial Concept, Expectations , 1959 water-based paint on canvas, 49 5/8 x 98 3/4 inches.

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Visual Arts at Mid-Century

Visual Arts at Mid-Century. Mondrian & Ernst. Abstract Expressionism. Loose vs. Tight Painting Style. Hans Hoffman (1880-1966). Arshile Gorky (1905-1948). Action Painting. William De Kooning (1904-1997). Woman I. De Kooning, Woman on a Bicycle , 1952-53, Abstract Expressionism.

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Jules Olitsky

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Emotions

Emotions. Introduction. New Vocab: Stimuli & Arousal Emotions (3 parts): Physical- affects arousal & body response Behavioral- Outward expression of emotion (ex body language) Cognitive- Interpretation of information. Analyzing Facial Expressions. Analyzing Facial Expressions.

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Contemporary Art

Contemporary Art. Abstract Expressionism. Is anti-figurative (does not illustrate a specific subject like a setting or an individual) Values individuality, freedom of expression, and spontaneity

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Helen Frankenthaler

Helen Frankenthaler. By Jennifer Giles . Facts about Helen Frankenthaler. She was born in New York in 1928 She would go on trips with her family to Europe. She went to Dolton school to study with Ruffino Tamayo Then to Bennington college to do cubism with Paul Feeley .

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