Module 12

Uncertainty: Modernity Art

I picked this video because it seemed like it would be an interesting topic to learn about. I have never really heard of Modernity Art before. Art has changed throughout the years. 20th Century art put more action on negative emotions such as chaos, anxiety, and uncertainty.   The piece in the video was created by Pablo Picasso. Picasso focused on the contrast while Paul Klee worked on the abstract, and Piet Mondrian and the artitecture of Le Corbusier. Modern life's relationship with modern art helped make changes to art expressionism.  It also changed Pop at. It is very clear the way that art has changed throughout time just by looking into art down the time line.  This video goes into more than the text did. It helped getting visuals rather than relaying on text to explain everything.

Andy Warhol: Images of an Image

I also picked this video because I was familiar with Warhol. I liked getting to know more about him. Warhol commented on mass media that was presented in America.  This video contained info on Pop art movement and the life behind Andy Warhol. He had a huge focus on the fact that most celebrities are not any more important as a "can of soup." This video brought light to the fact that we tend to view famous people as being more important than other less rich people.  They put more into society. The video talks less about the topics given over the text. But it does manage to go more into depth.

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