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Part 1: Visualizing Postmodern Design Movements (Deconstruction (Timeline,…
Part 1: Visualizing Postmodern Design Movements
Deconstruction
Timeline
According to, (Shmoop.com, 2019)
Deconstructivism revolves around the following dates;
1927
Heidegger establishes the framework for deconstruction's opposition to foundational enterprise in his book. What's more, this work stayed a key perspective for Derrida all through his vocation.
1930
Jacques Derrida is born
1949
Derrida writes his Master's thesis on phenomenologist Edmund Husserl.
1989
Derrida reformulates deconstruction in 'The Force of Law' essentially redefining deconstruction a whole.
2004
Derrida passes away.
Prominent artists associated with the movement
Frank Gehry
Zaha Hadid
Jaques Derrida
Description of the movement
According to, (Dima Stouhi, 2018) Deconstructivism is a movement of postmodern architecture. It gives the impression of the dissolution of the developed structure. It is described by a nonappearance of concordance, congruity, or balance.
Pop Art
Timeline
According to, (Poparthistory) The Pop Art timeline revolves around the following dates:
1947
'I was a rich man`s plaything' is created by Eduardo Paolozzi and is considered to be the catalyst of the Pop Art Movement.
1952
A group known as 'The Independent Group' is established, where the primary pop craftsmen in London's specialty scene meet and work together. This gathering created a significant number of the main presentations to highlight pop craftsmanship and incorporated various artists that are viewed as creators of the Pop art movement.
1954
The phrase 'Pop art' is conceived by Frank Cordell.
1955
Pop Art becomes orthodox.
1956
The Independent Group disbands, some of their artworks are displayed at 'This is Tomorrow.'
1958
The movement garners further mainstream attention due to Lawrence Alloway writing an essay about it.
1961
Billy Apple meets Andy Warhol.
1962
The expression "Pop Art" is utilized without precedent for the U.S. by the Museum of Modern Art in New York during a symposium. Andy Warhols famous 'Campbell's Soup Cans' is exhibited.
1963
'Drowning Girl' is created by Roy Lichtenstein
1964
The American Supermarket exhibition takes occurs.
1968
Andy Warhol is shot, survives but his career is wounded.
1975
'The Philosophy of Andy Warhol' is announced and circulates.
Prominent artists associated with the movement
Andy Warhol
Roy Lichtenstein
Keith Haring
Description of the movement
According to (Theartstory.org, 2019) Pop Art is a form of art that developed and arose in the United Kingdom and the United States. The development introduced a test to customs of artistic work by including symbolism from well known and mass culture, for example, promoting, comic books and normal, everyday items used by people
Memphis
Timeline
According to (Ericcraps, 2017)
Memphis timeline revolves around the following dates.
Started in 1981
1981
The Memphis Group presented at the 1981 Salone del Mobile of Milan, prestigious furniture fair.
1987
Sottsass and his supporters discovered limited success in their business, closing down the creation of new pieces after trouble making an interpretation of promotion into standard deals.
1982
In excess of 3,000 queued in line for Memphis at Midnight, the first United States show of the collective work, held in a Chelsea loft.
1985
Memphis goes mainstream.
1988
Sottsass disbands.
Prominent artists associated with the movement
Ettore Sottsass
Peter Shire
Michele De Lucchi
Description of the movement
According to, (Sara Barnes 2018) Memphis is the postmodern design of glass, fabrics, ceramics and furniture. Items were absent of personality, individualism and were minimalistic. Random arrangements of geometric shapes and clashing arrangements of colours.
Steampunk
Timeline
According to, (Tor.com, 2017) Steampunk`s timeline revolves around the following dates.
1971
Michael Moorcock releases the book, 'A Warlord of the Air.'
1979
K.W Jeter releases 'Morlock Nights.'
1980 - 1986
Multiple Steampunk books are published by authors such as, Powers, Jeters and Blaylock.
1987
The term 'Steampunk' is created and coined by K.W Jeter.
1990
'The Difference Engine' is revealed and available to the public.
1999
'The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen begins production.
2000
American Train hopper clothing styles switch to a generally more, Victorian and anarchistic design.
2002
The term Steampunk is mentioned for the very first time on an internet blog.
2004
The steampunk declaration 'Colonizing the past so we can dream of the future' is declared.
2006
Steamfashion live journal community commences.
2007
Some of the first and earliest issues of magazines revolving around the Steampunk theme are released.
Steampunk officially goes international and dominates headlines.
2009
Manufacturers go on an endevour to create Steampunk related products, products that fit the themes aesthetic.
2010
The Steampunk frenzy settles.
2012
The philosophy of Steampunk is adopted by many as oil peaks.
Prominent artists associated with the movement
H.G Wells
Jules Verne
Abney Park
Description of the movement
According to, (Merriam Webster.com, 2016)
Steampunk is a type of science fiction dealing with 19th-century societies run by historical or imagined steam-powered technology and machinery.
