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https://prezi.com/view/66FU3AaTNGEl1Za0hEhE/

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https://prezi.com/view/TsuPJlq6o4w2Wm5zERQN/https://prezi.com/view/TsuPJlq6o4w2Wm5zERQN/

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https://my.visme.co/projects/kkzzwvp7-modernism

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AFFANDI

Similarities are the way both of them painted. The swirling line and the colour palette. Affandi followed his own way to paint. He didn't follow any rules or the fact that art should be held by a technique , fined and detailed lines. He recreated art just like the Impressionist did. That's why i call Affandi as a modernist.

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Georgette Chen & Paul Gauguin

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Georgette Chen& Paul Cezzene

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Georgette Chen

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Affandi

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The history of modernism is often told as a story of influence: that artistic movements developed in Europe & America, & then spread to the rest of the world.
Whilst artists in Southeast Asia did refer to styles originating from the West, this story is incomplete.

Nguyen Gia Tri, Le Pho, Bui KuanPhai, S Sudjojono, Georgette Chen, Cheong Soo Pieng, Anita Magsaysay-Ho, I GustiNyomanLempad, EmiriaSunassa, Affandi, Carlos “Botong” Francisco, Galo B Ocampo

Choose from any of the South East Asian artists above.

Examine surprising similarities of artists from modern masters of Europe & celebrated Southeast Asian artists.

Show the connection from individual Southeast Asian artist & Modernism. Look at the stylistic, conceptual or social connections between these artists in different parts of the world.