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Social, artistic and cultural movment - Coggle Diagram
Social, artistic and cultural movment
1960
Youth movement
Started in the USA and the Uk
Anti-establishment
Cultural and social developments
Contributing factors
Baby boom
Rock 'n' roll
Lack of civil rights for black Americans
Women wanted freedom and work experience form the war back
University degrees
President John F. Kennedy
expectations in solving America's problems
Assassination, protest movements
Groups of Americans not part of the increasing wealth
Rebelation against Consumerism
Hippie
Young people who droped out of society
Often travelled around the country in buses or vans
Alternative lifestyle
Lived in communes
Middle class college students
Appearance
Distinctive clothes
Long hair
Wore flowers as a symbol of peace
Ideals
Promoted 'peace not war'
Experimented with drugs
Refused to work
Russian Revolution
Socialist Realism
Type of art in the Soviet Union
Showed ordinary people in common life situations
Most common form: posters
Political aim
Artists couldn't portray people as they saw them
Workers were portrayed in a heoric way
WWI
Dada Movement
Rejected reason and logic
Against beauty
Value on nonsense and irrationality
Intended to offend people
One rule
'Never follow any known rules'
Industral Revolution (IR)
Romanticism
Showed admiration for life as an escape to the past.
Main painting style at the start of the IR
Artists used past lifestyles for inspiration
Realism
Showed real life
Poor just as it was
Hard conditions of workers
To paint exactly what you see