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      <title>Minimalism by Hakeem Bayo</title>
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      <pubDate>2016-10-12 08:09:37 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>MINIMALISM Minimalism is composed of geometric shapes based on the rectangle .Minimalism shows that art should have is own originality not imitation of any other thing.We actually represent art as an aspect of a real word e.g a person experiences in emotions or feeling .Minimalism does not show an out side reality , the artist want the viewers to respond to what is in front of them . Minimalism is mainly and all about reality  which literally means what you see in the art work is what you see. Minimalism came into Views in the late 1950s , when artist like Frank stella , whose Black painting were exhibited at the modern art in new york in 1959 then floriched in the 1760s and 1970s with Robert morris ,carl Andre , Dan flavin,Donald Judd and sol lewittMinimalism development is also link to that of conceptual art which also floriched in the 1960s and 1970s   </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><strong>&nbsp;As the 1960s progressed, Minimalism was developed under the rubric of Post-Minimalism. Some of these are like works by Richard Serra, were extensions of Minimalist theories, but most were challenges to Minimalism's rigorous appearance. Californian Robert Irwin painted luminescent discs and minimalist canvases with faint stripes, but in 1969 he began to make a large gallery installations using available light sources concealed behind translucent screens. His works inspired the Light and Space movement joined by California sculptors Larry Bell and James Turrell. Such installations were openly theatrical and their simplicity suggested Zen Buddhist philosophy instead of formalism.</strong></div><div><strong>New venues encouraged more installations where Minimalist aesthetics were perceivable but strongly countered by independent visions. Lynda Benglis experimented with poured and shaped industrial resins that introduced an organic appearance when hung from the ceiling, projecting off the walls or scattered on the floor. Nancy Graves fabricated simulations of animal skins<br></strong><br></div><div><br></div>]]></description>
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