Art Concept - Concept art

Art Concept - Concept art Since the concrete artistic creation practices of the French "art revolutionaries" such as Cezanne and Toussaint impacted the traditional artistic creation practices, art has presented numerous and diverse forms in the glorious 20th century. Concept art appeared in the middle and late 1960s and became popular in Europe and America in the 1970s. The so-called conceptual art refers to a modern art form in which artists review theoretically the content and meaning of the word "art" and attempt to put forward a new definition of the concept of "art". Conceptual art is also known as "conceptual art". In the view of the conceptual artist, the history of the development of art is not all the history of artistic skill play. Therefore, we should establish a comprehensive concept of art. The central theory of artistic skill is only the main idea and behavior of artists in the 19th century and before. Art is art, art in essence, is a certain idea or contains profound thoughts of language expression or communication behavior. Therefore, the artist in the modern sense is to achieve the purpose of proving that art is art rather than mathematics through his own effective artistic creation and practice. As a result, modern artists no longer consider artistic technique superior or superior to artistic theory. On the contrary, it further clarifies and firms certain artistic theoretical concepts, which have the most direct and key influence and guidance on specific artistic creation and practice. In other words, the differences in various forms of modern art are caused by the differences between ideas and ideas. Therefore, conceptual artists, in order to show the inner spirit of the subject as comprehensively as possible, often present the concrete practical process of creation and the results of practical behavior to the audience in their creative practice. The audience can get a more comprehensive understanding of art and its works in the process of "checking" the whole three-dimensional artistic creation. Some of the most famous artists of concept art are Atkin, John Stocker, and Joseph Kassus (J. KOSUTH). Among them, Cassus is the most famous. In 1965, he enlarged a real life chair, a photographic photo of a chair, and copied the concept interpretation text of the dictionary entry on "chair", and then showed the three by juxtaposition in the title of "One and Three Chairs". Let the viewer start to check the physical object of the chair, until the concept of the chair, so that the viewer in the process of slowly checking the natural intuitive and rational formation of a complete understanding of the chair and concept definition. In concept art, in addition to concept art, there is also concept music. The two artistic ideas are basically the same. The forms of expression in concept music are also varied. If there is a music concert: when the performer sits in front of the piano and other instruments, he or she can not pronounce a single note during the limited time of the performance. The purpose is to let the audience in the amazed silence, with the passage of time, gradually hear the audience's own voice -- or the sound of moving footsteps, or the sound of whispering high and low, or the sound of the wind passing through the window of the theater...... And so on, so that the audience with a very rational, calm thinking to think about what "music" is. If the performer produces a sound, it may be just one -- or a "2" or a "6" or a "4" -- until the end of the performance or until you think it's time to stop. ... In short, these artistic actions of conceptual artists are all aimed at leading the audience to seriously rethink the question of what the real essence of art should be, which we have long taken for granted.