In 1979, Italian art critic and curator Achille Bonito Oliva worked at an introduction for an exhibition he organized in the town of Genazzano. Image source: by (Norman Rosenthal,The Guardian, 2007) Neo Expressionism in Italy by Georg Baselitz, Nachtessen in Dresden 1983. It passed to describe a group of younger artist, followers of a вЂњscreamingвЂќ and gestural painting, with violent and dissonant tones. Sometimes the term is also employed with international Neo-expressionism. The word includes neo-expressive German art of the 1980s, the most relevant cities for the movement were Berlin, Hamburg and Cologne. Neuen Wilden, or вЂњNew SavagesвЂќ, was a group of German expressionist painters, active in the eighties in Berlin and Germany. Galerie Michael Schultz, Art Exhibition of German Neo-Expressionism.

It was featured with a return to figuration in expressive, gestural, and sometimes brashly aggressive art pieces. Neo-Expressionism spreaded through all of Germany, where new generations felt the need to distinguish themselves from a past of horror constituted by the undeniable acts of the Nazi regime during the war. Image source: by corno.fulgur75 MAXXI вЂ“ National Museum of the 21st Century Arts (1998вЂ“2010), Rome, Italy. MAXXI вЂ“ National Museum of the 21st Century Arts (1998вЂ“2010), Rome, Italy. HadidвЂ™s designs are characterized by their dynamic formal qualities of sinuously, curving lines.

She was the first woman to receive the Pritzker Architecture Prize, in 2004. TWA Flight Center Open House NYC- Eero SaarinenвЂ™s 1962Дame Zaha Mohammad Hadid is the undisputed queen of contemporary iconic architecture. His most important commission was the TWA Flight Center, which can be considered the apex of his previous works and a demonstration his neo-expressionist art and the technical marvel in concrete shells. Image source: by Peking.Duck Masters of Neo-ExpressionismД®ero Saarinen started his career with an apprenticeship and partnership with his father. Its structures tend to be unique works of their creators.It tends to stay away from geometric rigour.Due to the subject matter and expression, some consider the content to be sexually charged. For Lady Labyrinth, Snyder assembled a collage of plastic grapes, reflective metallic powder, and velvet textile fragments on canvas to construct an abstracted female nude. Joan Snyder's active role in feminist groups and difficult life experiences led her to express her convictions by tearing, slashing, stuffing and sewing on her canvases. Joan Snyder's paintings are more than just paint on canvas they are more like objects.

Art that incorporated Neo-Expressionist ideas is often characterized by the raw and sensual handling of mediums, social protest, and the attempt to make abstract emotions tangible.

In an essay cataloging her work at the Danforth Museum in 2005, Joan Snyder, artist of Lady Labyrinth, proclaimed, 'At the height of the Pop and Minimal movements, we were making.art that was personal, autobiographical, expressionistic, narrative and political.' While Minimalism attempted to strip away personal feelings, autobiographical content became a hot subject in the Neo-Expressionist movement. Neo-Expressionism resurrected what Minimalism attempted to kill. By the end of the 1970s a movement emerged that threw out the cool ideas of Minimalism and embraced the impassioned emotions of Expressionism (a German art movement of the early 1900s).

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