California Art
Definition
This term refers to the diverse and dynamic art produced in California, particularly known for its contributions to modern and contemporary art, including movements like the Bay Area Figurative Movement and Light and Space.
History
California has been a major center for art, particularly since the mid-20th century, with a unique blend of influences from the West Coast's landscape, culture, and progressive social environment.
Notable Examples
Richard Diebenkorn
Ocean Park No. 54, 1972
Ed Ruscha
Hollywood, 1968
Key Artists & Movements
Key figures include Richard Diebenkorn, a leader in the Bay Area Figurative Movement, and Ed Ruscha, whose work captures the cultural and urban landscape of Los Angeles.
Techniques & Materials
Techniques vary widely, from painting and sculpture to installation and environmental art, often reflecting the light, space, and cultural diversity of California.
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