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**课程名称:** 乔治·马修与欧洲抽象表现主义 **课程概述:** 本课程深入探讨欧洲抽象表现主义,将艺术定义为“塑性意识”的状态。课程引用了冯·鲍斯泰尔的“万物皆有美,并非人人皆可见”以及孔子的“听而忘,见而记,做而懂”等名言,强调了艺术的感知与实践。 课程将重点介绍以下关键艺术家及其作品: * **乔治·马修 (Georges Mathieu)**:以其充满活力的、充满能量的抽象画作而闻名。 * **皮埃尔·苏拉日 (Pierre Soulages)**:他的“黑之超越”(Outrenoir) 理念,通过对黑色光影的独特运用,探索了色彩的深度。 * Nicolas de Stael * Antoni Tàpies * Alberto Burri * Lucio Fontana * Hans Hartung * Jean Fautrier * Wols * Henri Michaux * Jean-Paul Riopelle 课程还将简要回顾抽象表现主义的起源和发展,指出其在二战后将艺术中心的焦点从巴黎转移到纽约的地位。同时,课程也将介绍抽象表现主义对后世艺术家,包括欧洲艺术家产生的深远影响,以及他们在此基础上发展出的独立艺术语言。 **课程内容定位:** 本课程是“当代艺术课程”系列的一部分,该系列还包括: * 引言 * 先驱 * 抽象表现主义 * 抽象表现主义在欧洲 * 后绘画性抽象 * 过渡艺术家 * 极简主义 * 欧普艺术 * 波普艺术 * 拼贴与集合 * 装置艺术 * 行为、环境与偶发艺术 * 大地艺术 * 电子与视频艺术 * 超写实主义 * 议题性艺术 * 感官艺术 **可选材料建议:** 为了更好地进行学习和实践,建议准备以下材料: * 素描本 (11 x 14 英寸, 27.9 x 35.6 厘米, 60 lb., 89 g/m2) * 软性石墨铅笔 (2B),保持笔尖锋利 * 铅笔刀 * 粗细笔尖的黑色签字笔 * 直尺,三角尺 * 橡皮 * 彩色铅笔 (Prismacolor) 或其他绘画媒介,如马克笔、画笔等。 **课程亮点:** * **深入的艺术家研究:** 涵盖了欧洲抽象表现主义的核心代表人物。 * **艺术史脉络:** 将欧洲抽象表现主义置于更广泛的当代艺术史框架中进行分析。 * **理论与实践结合:** 通过对艺术家理念的解读,激发学习者对艺术的理解和感悟。 * **实用材料建议:** 为希望在此基础上进行创作的学习者提供建议。
Abstract Expressionism in EuropeArt is a state of Plastic Consciousness. Federico von BorstelEverything has beauty, but not everyone sees it. ConfuciusI hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand. ConfuciusPierre SoulagesGeorges MathieuNicolas de StaelAntoni TapiesAlberto BurriLucio FontanaHans HartungJean FautrierWolsHenri MichauxJean-Paul RiopelleOptional Materials: Sketchbook, 11 in. x 14 in., 27.9 x 35.6 cm, 60 lb., 89 g/m2All graphite pencils, soft, Pencil, 2B. Kept sharp, Pencil SharpenerPen, bold and medium, black. Straight edge, ruler, triangleErasers, Color pencils, Prismacolor, markers or other, BrushThis course is part of our Contemporary Art Courses which include:•Introduction•Precedents•Abstract Expressionism•Abstract Expressionism in Europe•Post-Painterly Abstraction•Transition Artists•Minimalism•Op Art•Pop Art•Collage and Assemblage•Installation Art•Performance, Environments and Happenings•Earth Art•Electronic and Video Art•Hyper Realism•Issue Based ArtSensorial ArtThe first generation of Abstract Expressionism flourished between 1943 and the mid-1950s. The movement effectively shifted the art world's focus from Europe (specifically Paris) to New York in the postwar years. The paintings were seen widely in traveling exhibitions and through publications. In the wake of Abstract Expressionism, new generations of artists-both American and European-were profoundly marked by the breakthroughs made by the first generation, and went on to create their own important expressions based on, but not imitative of, those who forged the way.Soulages has said, "My instrument is not black but the light reflected from the black." Naming his own practice Outrenoir, (Beyond Black) the paintings he produces are known for their endless black depth, created by playing with the light reflected off of the texture of the paint.