POWERPOINT SHOWING IMAGES AND IDEAS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN ART. A SHORT(ISH) SUMMARY OF THE DEVELOPMENT/ HISTORY OF THE MODERN ERA AND MODERN ART.

POWERPOINT WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF THE CHARACTER OF POSTMODERN ART WITH EXAMPLES OF ARTISTS AND THEIR ARTWORKS. THIS IS FOR KEY STAGE 5 OR ABOVE. THERE ARE DESCRIPTIONS OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF POSTMODERNISM AT THE BEGINNING AND END OF THE POWERPOINT WHICH CAN BE USED AS HANDOUTS ON THEIR OWN. EACH OF THE THEMED SLIDES CAN BE USED ON THEIR OWN AS HANDOUTS (WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF EACH CHARACTERISTIC OR "THEME" OF POSTMODERN ART). THERE ARE SLIDES WITH EXAMPLES OF ARTISTS AND THEIR WORK IN EACH THEMED SLIDE (THEMES INCLUDE: POP ART, FLUXUS ARTISTS, CONCEPTUAL ART, PERFORMANCE ART, INSTALLATION ART AND SITE SPECIFIC ART, LAND ART, FEMINIST ART, ART AND NEW MEDIA, MINORITY ISSUES AND SOCIAL ISSUES, NEO-EXPRESSIONISM, NEW REALISM AND NEW CLASSICISM, GLOBAL ISSUES AND EXAMPLES OF TYPICAL POSTMODERN ARTWORKS).

- A POWERPOINT DESCRIBING THE DISTINCT ERAS OR STYLES OF ART THROUGH HISTORY. - THE POWERPOINT COVERS THE HISTORY OF WESTERN ART (THE ART OF EUROPE AND AMERICA) UP UNTIL THE MODERN ERA WHEN WESTERN ART STARTED TO DEVELOP AS PART OF INTERNATIONAL NETWORK. - EACH OF THE ERAS OF ART HAVE A SLIDE WITH A GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE ART OF THE PERIOD AND A CORRESPONDING SLIDE GIVING INFORMATION ON EACH OF THE EXAMPLE ARTWORKS SHOWN. - THE POWERPOINT CAN BE USED TO GIVE AN OVERALL KNOWLEDGE OF THE HISTORY OF ART AND/OR THE PAIRS OF SLIDES CAN BE USED INDEPENDENTLY TO GAIN KNOWLEDGE OF EACH ERA/STYLE OF ART. THE ERAS OF WESTERN ART ARE : - 1) HUNTER GATHERER CULTURE (BEFORE 8000 B.C.E.). - 2) THE NEOLITHIC (AFTER 8000 B.C.E. TO 2300 B.C.E.). - 3) THE INFLUENCE OF EGYPTIAN AND MESOPOTAMIAN CIVILIZATIONS (3500 B.C.E. TO 490 B.C.E.). - 4) BRONZE AGE AND IRON AGE CULTURE IN EUROPE(3200 B.C.E. TO 1 B.C.E.). - 5) THE CLASSICAL CULTURES OF GREECE AND ROME (490 B.C.E. TO 476 C.E.). - 6) EARLY CHRISTIAN ART AND THE DARK AGES (480 C.E. TO 800 C.E.). - 7) BYZANTINE ART(480 C.E.TO 1453 C.E.)AND ROMANESQUE ART (800 C.E. TO 1144 C.E.). - 8) EARLY GOTHIC ART (1144 C.E. ONWARDS). - 9) LATE GOTHIC AND INTERNATIONAL GOTHIC ( LATE 14TH CENTURY AND EARLY 15TH CENTURY). - 10) THE RENAISSANCE (LATE 14TH CENTURY TO LATE 15TH CENTURY). - 11) THE HIGH RENAISSANCE AND MANNERISM (16TH CENTURY). - 12) THE BAROQUE PERIOD (1600 C.E. ONWARDS). - 13) THE SUBLIME, THE PICTURESQUE, ROCOCO AND NEOCLASSICISM ( 1700’S C.E.). - 14) THE ROMANTIC MOVEMENT ( 1800’S C.E.). - 15) THE VICTORIAN PERIOD/LA BELLE EPOQUE (MID 1800’S C.E. TO LATE 1800’S C.E.). THE MODERN ERA AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF GLOBAL ART CULTURE: 16) THE BEGINNINGS OF MODERN ART ( LATE 1800’S C.E. TO EARLY 1900’S C.E.) 17) MODERNISM ( EARLY 1900’S C.E. TO 1939 C.E.) 18) LATE MODERNISM AND POP ART ( 1940’S C.E. TO 1960’S C.E.) 19) POSTMODERNISM, PERFORMANCE AND CONCEPTUAL ART ( 1960’S C.E. ONWARDS). 20) CONTEMPORARY ART AND CONTEMPORARY MEDIA (LATE 1990’S C.E. ONWARDS).