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Minimalism conveys movements in various forms of art especially visual art and music. Essentials or identity of a subject through eliminating all non-essential forms, features or concepts.

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The futurism artistic movement begun in Italy that violently rejected traditional forms so as to celebrate and incorporate into art the energy and dynamism of modern technology.

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Realism artwork portrayed real people and situations with truth and accuracy, and did not avoid unpleasant or sordid aspects of life

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Conceptual quality for Cubism is that the art was more of practical items and used 2 and 3 D techniques one famous is The Fountain by Duchamp

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One of Cubism's conceptual qualities would be instead of expressing personal expression it focuses more on pictorial composition.

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Cubism's formal quality is full of shapes and background that activate the picture's surface. It dosen't focus on vanishing points, usual lighting, or academic figure drawings.

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Conceptually, Dadaism was a protest again the world war 1. Dadaists believed following tradition and conventional rules had produced nothing but the results of war. So they sought to go against tradition, break all the rules, and that was what they did in art. They believed the traditional order and moral, social, and political culture had lost its way and had produced war and chaos. So they embraced the irrational, irreverent, vulgar, and audacious in art. They wanted people to become uncomfortable with the acceptance of normative societal values. Readymades, such as the "Fountain" and photomontage, such as the Multi-Millionaire" are signatures of Dadaism.

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Dadaism - At its core, it was a rebellion of the traditional style. It is formally identified as using an early form of shock art. It was witty, cynical, with visual puns and scathing humor against the formal and the traditional.  It took everyday objects and elevated them to the position of fine art, such as "the Bicycle Wheel, " by Duchamp and took replicas of fine art and downgraded them to the ridiculous creating outrage, such as L.Q.O.O.Q. ( the bearded Mona Lisa).It sought to go against the formal rules of art. In Dadaism, there are no rules.

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It's a style of the wild beasts, a group of early twentieth century modern artist whose work emphasized painterly qualities and strong color over the representational or realistic values retained by impressions.

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Fauvism focused on showing the individual expression and emotions of the painter instead of creating paintings based on theories of what painting should look like with objects represented as they appear in nature

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Neoclassicism in France took inspiration from Greek and Roman fighting oppression and related it to the French's fight against the crown

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The neoclassic style is much more linear and depicts Ancient Greek and Roman times

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They use the element of surpise it was aimed to take dreams and turn it into a super reality. To make people realize what is going on around them likes its a meaning behind every painting

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Surrealism was a culture movement that began in early 1920 it was best used for visual artwork it delevopled out of the DADA activies during the world war 1

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Abstract art was used primarily to explore the visual realms beyond the representational and narrative. Essentially creating art just for the sake of creating art. To let the processes and supplies speak for themselves

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This form of art was based around older Rome and Greek styles. Neoclassical Art was influenced by both cultures and their way of life. Simplicity, strength and courageous acts inspired this form of art during the Rocco time period.

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Started as a practice of painting used by the French. Impressionism depicted natural brush strokes and used primary colors to reflect light.

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The significant influence on the development of geometric painting, architecture and applied art taken up by numerous American architects.

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Envisioned as universal visual language with modern influence and spiritualized world order such as architecture, urban planning and industrial design.

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Michaela Crowley-- Futurism Conceptual Quality 

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Michaela Crowley-- Futurism Conceptual Quality 

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Futurists published a huge number of different manifestos, to communicate their aesthetic, political, and social ideals. The manifestos were unprecedented, allowing them to be transmitted to a wider audience. New technologies were depicted including advancements in mass media, printing, and transportation.

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Michaela Crowley-- Futurism Formal Quality 

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Michaela Crowley-- Futurism Formal Quality 

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A key focus of the Futurists was the depiction of movement, or dynamism. Futurists developed a number of novel techniques to express speed and motion, including blurring, repetition, and the use of lines of force.

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Dalton Fletcher- Dadaism Conceptual Quality

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Dalton Fletcher- Dadaism Conceptual Quality

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Artists used Dadaism to reject the logic, reason, and aestheticism of modern capitalistic society. It favored going against society and set out to ridicule the meaningless of the modern world.

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Cubism was characterized by series of overlapping planes and geometric forms in near-monochromatic browns, grays, or blacks.

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Abstract art was used primarily to explore the visual realms beyond the representational and narrative. Essentially creating art just for the sake of creating art. To let the processes and supplies speak for themselves.

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Abstract art was used primarily to explore the visual realms beyond the representational and narrative. Essentially creating art just for the sake of creating art. To let the processes and supplies speak

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Abstract art was used primarily to explore the visual realms beyond the representational and narrative. Essentially creating art just for the sake of creating art. To let the processes and

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Abstract art was used primarily to explore the visual realms beyond the representational and narrative. Essentially creating art just for the sake of creating art. To let the pro

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Abstract art was used primarily to explore the visual realms beyond the representational and narrative. Essentially creating art just for the sake of creating art. To let the

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Abstract art was used primarily to explore the visual realms beyond the representational and narrative. Essentially creating art just for the sake of creating art. To

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Abstract expressionism is the culmination of the expressive tendencies in painting from Fauvism, German Expressionism and the automatic methods of realism.

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Jazmine Foster - Cubism Conceptual Quality 

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Jazmine Foster - Cubism Conceptual Quality 

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Artists that use cubism show the 2-D surface of a canvas and reject traditional techniques.

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Jazmine Foster - Post Impressionism Formal Quality 

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Jazmine Foster - Post Impressionism Formal Quality 

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Post impressionist focused on geometric forms and used it to show different perspectives the created contrast in a painting.

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Minimalists used materials used objects not used in art previously-- such as molded plastics, sheet metal and aluminium. Artists also painted with quick drying acrylic paint as well as tape to create straight lines and brushstrokes were not to used or part of the work intentionally.

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Minimal art's purpose was to just exist in a way. It held no symbolic meaning, did not tell a story, and was meant to be an object. The purpose was to not mesh with the rules and conventions of art as well as to see if art was art without representation, a story or personal feelings.

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Audra Ferry - Realism Conceptual Quality

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Audra Ferry - Realism Conceptual Quality

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In contrast to previous art forms, these works showed the everyday lives of regular people.

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Realism artworks include soft colors, and accurate representations of subjects.

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The modern Pop art movement used mass production to create this art by using silk screens and everyday items like soup cans. The art was very colorful with clean lines and bold shapes.

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Pop art was created in America and England during the mid-fifties. It used pop culture items such as advertisements, celebrities and comics. Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans are a great example of Pop Art.

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Peyton Kennedy: Rococo conceptual concepts 

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Peyton Kennedy: Rococo conceptual concepts 

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This form of art helps to create the illusions of surprise, motion and drama. There are many scenes in these art pieces and they help to tell a story.

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Rococo is an exceptionally ornamental and theatrical style of architecture.This art combines asymmetry, scrolling curves, gilding, white and pastel colors, and sculpted molding. They use a lot of formal and geometric style.

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Luke Bergschneider- Neoclassical Formal Concepts

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Luke Bergschneider- Neoclassical Formal Concepts

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The neoclassical period focused on simple forms, straight lines and minimal color usage as well as use of classical techniques.

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Neoclassical art focused on Greek and Roman lifestyles and serious topics such as liberty, heroism, and duty. The seriousness and simplicity of the period is thought to be a response to techniques in the Rocco period.

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Ashley Defenbaugh ~ Impressionism Concept

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Ashley Defenbaugh ~ Impressionism Concept

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Artists took their canvases out-doors and sought to paint “impressions” of what the eye actually sees, rather than what the mind knows or interprets from a scene.

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Ashley Defenbaugh ~ Impressionism Formal Quality

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Ashley Defenbaugh ~ Impressionism Formal Quality

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Impressionism was typically characterized by small, thin, but visible brush strokes along with open composition.