Contemporary Academic Realism
Definition
This term refers to a modern revival of classical painting techniques, emphasizing high levels of technical skill and attention to detail, often depicting realistic scenes with a contemporary twist.
History
Contemporary Academic Realism emerged in response to the dominance of modern and conceptual art, as artists sought to return to traditional skills and craftsmanship.
Notable Examples
Juliette Aristides
Still Life with Shells, 2012
Key Artists & Movements
Key artists include Jacob Collins and Juliette Aristides, who are part of a movement that blends classical techniques with contemporary themes.
Techniques & Materials
Techniques include the use of oil painting, careful observation, and classical methods of composition, often combined with a modern sensibility.
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