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		neoexpressionism, term given to an international art movement, mainly in painting, that began in the 1960s and 1970s, was a dominant mode in the 1980s, and has continued into the 1990s.
		A reaction against what was seen as the stark and sterile character of minimalism and other purely abstract movements, neoexpressionism stresses aggressive, personal, and often brutally distorted figural imagery, slashing brushstrokes, strong color contrasts, and an emphasis on conveying spontaneous feeling rather than formal concepts.
		Neoexpressionism has its roots in early 20th-century German expressionism and the abstract expressionism of the 1950s.
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		Neoexpressionism has its roots in early 20th-century German...
		...German painter, one of the major figures of neoexpressionism, b.
		He studied (1970) with Joseph Beuys, who heavily influenced his work.
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		neoexpressionism NEOEXPRESSIONISM [neoexpressionism] term given to an international art movement, mainly in painting, that began in the 1960s and 1970s, was a dominant mode in the 1980s, and has continued into the 1990s.
		Kiefer, Anselm KIEFER, ANSELM [Kiefer, Anselm], 1945-, German painter, one of the major figures of neoexpressionism, b.
		A leading figure in the neoexpressionist movement (see neoexpressionism), he studied painting (1956-57) in East Berlin and moved to West Berlin in 1957.
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	neoexpressionism
		A reaction against what was seen as the stark and sterile character of
		and other purely abstract movements, neoexpressionism stresses aggressive, personal, and often brutally distorted figural imagery, slashing brushstrokes, strong color contrasts, and an emphasis on conveying spontaneous feeling rather than formal concepts.
		Anselm Kiefer - Kiefer, Anselm, 1945–, German painter, one of the major figures of neoexpressionism, b.
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		The decline of the city of Mahagonny: art, money, New York, the 1980s: a jeremiad.
		NEOEXPRESSIONISM [neoexpressionism] term given to an international art movement, mainly in painting, that began in the 1960s and 1970s, was a dominant mode in the 1980s, and has continued into the 1990s.
		Other artists who soon began to paint in a neoexpressionist style include the Italians Sandro Chia, Francesco Clemente, and Enzo Cucchi and the Americans Julian Schnabel, David Salle, and Susan Rothenberg.
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		Neoexpressionism, art movement that gained momentum in the late 1970s.
		After a period dominated by abstract art, neoexpressionism advocated a return...
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	Neoexpressionism - ENCYCLOPEDIA - The History Channel UK
		A reaction against what was seen as the stark and sterile character of minimalism
		Neoexpressionism has its roots in early 20th-century German expressionism
		The contemporary movement also arose in Germany, beginning in the late 1960s and early 70s in the work of such artists as Georg Baselitz
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	Amazon.com: Art After Midnight: The East Village Scene: Books: Steven Hager (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The outrageous energy of the participants and their subsequent notoriety will carry the reader through this uncritical, discursive pop history of what Hager calls the "Global East Village." He begins with CBGB's and its development as the premier club for punk rock and the nihilistic youth culture of its audience.
		The author then covers various groupings that were to make Manhattan's East Village and neoexpressionism buzzwords of the '80s: Jean-Michel Basquiat, Kenny Scharf and Keith Haring receive extensive coverage, as well as performance artists like Ann Magnuson and "personalities" such as Patti Astor.
		The book culminates with the explosion of galleries in the East Village and its impact on the New York art marketplace.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0312049765?v=glance (693 words)

	Dennis Hollingsworth: Dan Hug
		He anticipated the current flow of artists from Chicago to LA by several years.
		But it has to be said (hence this particular post) that Dan anticipated this resurgence of NeoExpressionism, a Neo-NeoExpressionism if you will.
		Going from Jorge Pardo's slick but bland Ikea-Internationalist agenda to the street fighting level of Thomas and Galerie Guido W. Bandach's stable...
	www.dennishollingsworth.us /archives/000662.html (382 words)

	Do YOU Know: Performance Art , New Art Forms
		New Art Forms, Modern Art after world war II »
		Neoexpressionism, Modern Art after world war II »
		Minimalism, Modern Art after world war II »
	know-class.blogspot.com /2006/02/performance-art-new-art-forms.html (383 words)

	We Cannot Not Know History \| varnelis.net
		Whatever we may think of Philip Johnson’s qualifications as a designer or of the individuals and movements that he has promoted over the years, there can be no question that he has played a key role in shaping twentieth century architectural discourse.
		Johnson has been an architectural trendsetter, promoting the International Style, Mies van der Rohe, classicism and historical eclecticism, postmodernism, deconstructivism, and now a kind of Scharounian neoexpressionism.
		That his own design skills might be weak and that he sometimes took ideas from others and presented them as his own does not change the impact he has had on the discourse.1
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	New Museum: Signs
		Artists: Gary Falk, Ken Feingold, Marian Galczenski, Jenny Holzer, John Knight, MANUAL (Suzanne Bloom and Ed Hill), Matt Mullican, Tad Savinar, Al Souza
		"Despite the recent vogue for what rapidly became known as "neoexpressionism," that predominantly discursive style of richly painted figurative distortions engineered to evoke primal scream reverberations in the viewer, some artists were seizing upon a more distant, intellectual approach to the same cultural syndromes that had generated this emotional expurgation.
		Rather than delving into their psyches, the SIGNS artists responded in kind, as it were, usually issuing a message, often a warning of sorts, which would be delivered in the same or a similar medium that the artists felt was creating the very condition they were critiquing."
	www.newmuseum.org /more_exh_signs.php (165 words)

	WSU TODAY
		In the Wake of Fascism Lecture/Film Series: "German Neoexpressionism and the Nazi Legacy," 7 p.m., Stark Auditorium;
		WSU Rochester Center Program Information Session, Accounting and Business Administration, 5-7 p.m., UCR Campus, Room ST108
		See the "Hosting a Lyceum Event" booklet for more information on the responsibilities of project director, or contact Gretchen Cohenour at gcohenour@winona.edu.
	www.winona.edu /update/Archives/WSUToday_Archive_Pages/WSUToday_111104.htm (400 words)

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