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an experimental conceptual art movement critiquing culture, politics, and art community

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Acronym for Copenhagen, Brussels, and Amsterdam - the homes of the movement's founders.
this art style was a post-war movement utilizing spontaneity above all else.

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a lesser known abstract subset, suprematism was coined in 1915 by Russian artist Kazimir Malevich making use of geometric forms alongside dynamic composition. This movement's users felt this new style was 'supreme' over earlier forms of representational artwork, thus coining the title.

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The first art movement original to the United States and contributing to modernism, precisionism banks off of cubism and futurism utilizing structure and brutalist minimalism to make artwork that can parallel industrial skyscrapers, bridges, and factories native to urban life.

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Installation art hit big in the 1950s with its use of large scale and often mixed media construction having pieces often made for the specific locations they are exhibited
Installation Art often emphasizes an aesthetic or sensory experience with the viewer, dwelling on immersion.

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Kickstarted by Matisse, Fauvism is characterized by strong vibrant colors and boldness choosing representation over realism