1970s+Arts

=__ Arts __=

==== Arts are works produced by using skills or imagination from professionals like Claes Oldenborg, Richard Serra,, It can be expressed in many ways as in paintings, songs (music), sculptures, or even architecture. The Arts protrayed in the 1970's changed how we use to look at art today. It introduced the concepts of hyperrealism, illusions, and how the "Arts" can even bring the world literally to our feet. ====

= __Famous Artists and Musicians__ = ==== - The Beatles- Popular songs were released around 1970's such as " Let it Be' and ' The Long and Winding Road." ====

= __MOVIES__ =

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Movies have also impacted the Arts of 1970's. it introduced new technologies and a better form of making a movie. One of the most top-grossing movie in america was the "STARWARS," which was made in 1977. Star wars containes alot of fiction scenes such as spaceships, aliens, and even a hairy monster. Another popular movie was "JAWS" which included a man eating sharks. Arts were a very important back then because without them people wouldn't be entertained by humans skills or creativity. ======

= = = __Architectures__ = ==== Transamerica Building- Buillt in San Francisco, California, around 1972, by William L. Pereira. It stands up to 853 feet, and is the tallest commercial building in San Francisco. ==== ==== Piazza d'Italia- Built in New Orleans, Louisiana, by Charles W. Moore, around 1976-1979. "It is known as the symbol of the cultural contribution to architecture that is so unique to the ambiance of New Orleans." ==== ==== Pennzoil Place-Completed around 1975- 1976 by Johnson and Burgee, Pennzoil Place consists of two 36-story trapezoidal towers of dark bronze-tinted glass connected by a 115-foot-high, glass-enclosed courtyard. ==== ==== Arcology- Paolo Soleri advocated arcology around 1970's, which is mostly about the concept of the development of compact **3-D** alternatives to existing **urban sprawls**, combining more efficient use of land and resources. ==== ==== Frank Gehry House- Frank Gehry was an achritect that arguably influenced residence of the 20th century. He is known for his curvy, metalic wave-form museums in Bilbao, Seattle, Los Angeles, and Minneapolis. He introduced the concept of deconstructivism in architect. ==== ==== [|Dallas City Hall]- World class architect Ieoh Ming Pei( I.M Pei) designed the Dallas City Hall around 1965. It was finished around 1978 by Mckee constructor in Dallas Texas. ====

=__ Art movement __=

"An ** art movement ** is a tendency or style in art with a specific common philosophy or goal, followed by a group of artists during a restricted period of time, (usually a few months, years or decades) or, at least, with the heyday of the movement defined within a number of years. Art movements were especially important in [|modern art], when each consecutive movement was considered as a new [|avant-garde] . Art movements seem to be a nearly exclusively [|Western art] phenomenon." - wikipedia **(1970)** || =New image painting= (1970) || =(1970)= || Minimal arts (1970) || (1970) || Neo conceptualism (Late 1970's) || (1970's-1980's) || Moscow conceptualism (1970's- 1980's) || (1970) || Der kaiserring (1975) || (1970) || Non conformism (1956-1986) ||
 * Post modernism
 * Mulheimer freiheit
 * Neo expressionism
 * Transavant garde
 * Nuovi nuovi
 * Figuration libre/ graffiti

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= = =__ Citations __=

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- Feinstein, Stephen. //The 1970s from Watergate to Disco//. Berkeley Heights, NJ: Enslow, 2000. Print.
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