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Avant Garde

In French, the word avant-garde means "advanced guard" and they are the soldiers that go in front, they explore the territory before a fight and analyze the enemy. They are advanced and have knowledge like no one else has. Likewise, in art, avant-garde is a group of artists that are advanced by using new techniques and not following tradition.

• non-traditional
• new Techniques
• Modern Art

History

As mentioned above avant-garde is the movement in the 19th-century and 20th-century that was recognized by artists who didn't follow tradition. may of the world's most prominent artists are considered avant-garde but who began using this term?

the Begining

The term avant-garde was first used in art by Henri de Saint-Simon a socialist. he said:

With realism, French painter Courbet is known to be the first Avant-garde artists just as he is considered the start of Modern Art. We can conclude that Modern Art and avant-garde go hand in hand.

Up to the present

• In the past a few, now soo many
• Maybe no new arists is going to be a Monet but they still have the same goals
• The art develops around the world's problems
• New techniques / New Culture

Protagonists

• Impressionism
  • Claude Monet
  • Renoir
  • Pissaro
  • Manet
• Post-Modernism
  • Cezanme
  • Degas
  • Seurat
  • Van Gogh
• Cubism
  • Pablo Picasso
  • Duchamp
  • Gaugin
• Abstract Art
• Kandinsky

Deliverable

National Gallery

• Is just behind the Louvre
• Art from all the periods
• 1700-1850 is my favorite
• Modern Art/ Avant Garde is located here
• This was the gallery I found the most artists
  • Had to divided by room
    • I choose this room but all throughtout the green zone you can find more modern art artists
• From Monet to Pissarro

Tate Modern

• Best Placefor Modern Art
• The artists are mixed from present
• I decided to focused on sculptures from the artists in the backwroung
• There is so much are that you forget that the walls are there

Unit London

• Looks simple from the outside but has some of the best modern art in London
• You can see culture, Emotions, techniques

Serpentine Gallery

• has a purpose
• the Pavillion has a purpose
• both galleries have a purpose
• War and discrimination
• Awareness