French Artist who painted over 6,000 paintings and focused on people

Was described as an art style that tried to capture an impression of what the eye sees at a given moment and the effect of sunlight on the subject

Associated with art in which the traditions of the past has been into experimentation (1860s - 1970s)

Originated in Germany in the early 20th century, Characterized by the use of paint to depict and exaggerate emotions and feelings.

Norwegian expressionist painter born in 1863 at Norway, known as forerunner of Expressionism

Father of Expressionism

A three-dimensional geometric figures composed of lines, planes and angles. A new approach to represent reality.

Two founders of Cubism

One group of artists expressed their disillusionment in their art. Known as __, the movement got its name from a nonsense word.

He is the most well-known Dadaist in America.

A movement that grew out of dada. Fascinated by the studies of renowned psychologist Sigmun Freud on the inner workings of the mind.

Created one of the first of those invented worlds of the surrealists and one of the most enduring.

The creation of art without conscious control as an intuition and dream experience.

Two prominent Filipino artists that pioneered surrealist style in the Philippines

Paintings that are abstract but expressed the artist's state of mind. These are also called "action painting." It also express inner life through art

A national artist of the Philippines, that pioneered abstract expressionism in the Philippines, He embraced the value of dynamic spontaneity and quick gestures in painting that became significant artistic influences among his followers.

Refers to a style grounded in consumer culture, the mass media, and popular culture, thereby making it much more accessible to the average person.

It is all about physical sensations. It was developed in the United States sometime in the 1960s. Its artists create and organize lines, patterns, and designs that sharpen up the viewer's eyesight or eye perception.

Requires artists to use their bodies in front of an audience. Staged events or performances involving the artist talking, singing or dancing.

A space presented as a work of art that can be entered, explored, experienced, and reflected upon.

Artists take their art to the streets parks, malls-their gallery-mainly from a preference to communicate directly with the public at large, free from the confines of the formal world, and a  need to be at the center of life.