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Del Informalismo Al Arte Conceptual Del informalismo al arte conceptual Joan Campàs Montaner Anna Gonzàlez Rueda PID_00156753 CC-BY-SA • PID_00156753 Del informalismo al arte conceptual Los textos e imágenes publicados en esta obra están sujetos –excepto que se indique lo contrario– a una licencia de Reconocimiento-Compartir igual (BY-SA) v.3.0 España de Creative Commons. Se puede modificar la obra, reproducirla, distribuirla o comunicarla públicamente siempre que se cite el autor y la fuente (FUOC. Fundació per a la Universitat Oberta de Catalunya), y siempre que la obra derivada quede sujeta a la misma licencia que el material original. La licencia completa se puede consultar en: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/es/legalcode.ca CC-BY-SA • PID_00156753 Del informalismo al arte conceptual Índice Introducción............................................................................................... 7 1. La crisis del arte................................................................................. 9 2. El informalismo.................................................................................. 12 2.1. Informalismo y abstracción ........................................................ 14 2.2. Las poéticas de lo informal ......................................................... 17 2.2.1. Pintura matérica ............................................................ 18 2.2.2. Pintura sígnica-gestual ................................................... 25 2.2.3. Pintura espacial .............................................................. 30 2.3. La crisis del informalismo ........................................................... 32 3. Expresionismo abstracto.................................................................. 35 3.1. Action painting............................................................................... 36 4. La nueva figuración.......................................................................... 50 4.1. Retorno a la figuración ............................................................... 50 4.2. El grupo COBRA .......................................................................... 51 4.3. Francis Bacon .............................................................................. 53 5. Pop-art................................................................................................... 58 5.1. Pop e ''imagen popular'' .............................................................. 58 5.2. Camp y kitsch................................................................................ 60 5.3. El contexto de los movimientos pop .......................................... 65 5.4. El pop-art como tendencia de vanguardia .................................. 67 6. Arte psicodélico e hiperrealismo................................................... 77 6.1. Arte psicodélico ........................................................................... 77 6.2. Hiperrealismo .............................................................................. 79 7. El funk, el schocker y el realismo crítico..................................... 84 7.1. El funk........................................................................................... 84 7.2. Realismo crítico ........................................................................... 85 8. Neoconcretismo................................................................................... 88 8.1. Abstracción pospictórica ............................................................. 88 8.2. Arte neoconcreto en Europa ....................................................... 91 9. La nueva abstracción........................................................................ 94 10. Minimal art......................................................................................... 99 CC-BY-SA • PID_00156753 Del informalismo al arte conceptual 11. De la presencia a los ambientes..................................................... 103 12. Op-art..................................................................................................... 104 13. Arte cinético........................................................................................ 108 14. Del collage al arte objetual............................................................. 111 14.1. La década de los setenta ............................................................. 111 14.2. La recuperación del collage ........................................................ 113 14.3. El arte objetual ............................................................................ 114 15. Los ambientes (environments)........................................................ 117 15.1. Sobre el concepto de ambiente ................................................... 117 15.2. Los precedentes ........................................................................... 117 15.3. De los ambientes neodadaístas a los hiperrealistas ..................... 118 15.4. Espacios lúdicos ........................................................................... 121 16. Happenings y fluxus.......................................................................... 123 16.1. Happening...................................................................................... 123 16.2. Fluxus............................................................................................ 125 16.3. Performance.................................................................................... 127 17. Arte povera........................................................................................... 128 17.1. El término povera.......................................................................... 128 17.2. Los materiales (1910-1962) ......................................................... 129 17.3. Arte ecológico .............................................................................. 130 18. Land art................................................................................................ 134 18.1. El término land art....................................................................... 134 18.2. La relación arte-naturaleza .......................................................... 135 19. Neorreduccionismo abstracto......................................................... 139 19.1. Mitologías individuales ............................................................... 139 19.2. El nuevo reduccionismo abstracto .............................................. 141 20. Body art................................................................................................ 143 20.1. El arte del comportamiento ........................................................ 143 20.2. El body art..................................................................................... 144 21. Los grupos e instituciones del arte tecnocientífico.................. 150 21.1. Black Mountain College .............................................................. 150 21.2. Jikken Kôbô ................................................................................. 150 21.3. EAT .............................................................................................. 151 21.4. CAVS ............................................................................................ 151 22. Art conceptual.................................................................................... 153 CC-BY-SA • PID_00156753 Del informalismo al arte conceptual 22.1. Culminación de la estética procesal ........................................... 153 22.2. El término concepto....................................................................... 154 22.3. El arte conceptual ....................................................................... 155 23. Recapitulación: ideas, principios y conceptos............................ 159 23.1. Los materiales del arte ................................................................ 159 23.2. Los lugares del arte ..................................................................... 159 23.3. Objetos acabados frente a proceso ............................................. 160 23.4. El tiempo ..................................................................................... 161 23.5. El espacio frente a los espacios ................................................... 161 23.6. Multimedia .................................................................................. 162 23.7. Desmaterialización de la obra ..................................................... 162 23.8. Nueva posición del artista .......................................................... 162 23.9. Nueva posición del espectador ................................................... 162 23.10.¿Qué filiaciones se dan en los análisis teóricos? ......................... 163 Bibliografía................................................................................................. 165 CC-BY-SA • PID_00156753 7 Del informalismo al arte conceptual Introducción Del informalismo al arte conceptual: sus representantes. CC-BY-SA • PID_00156753 9 Del informalismo al arte conceptual 1. La crisis del arte Después de la Primera Guerra Mundial la relación arte-sociedad había susci- tado una apasionada dialéctica entre las diferentes tendencias. Después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial se llega a considerar como inevitable la "muerte" delarte. En el origen de esta idea hay una revoluciónmoral: en una sociedad que acepta el genocidio, los campos de exterminación y la bomba atómica, no se pueden producir actos de creación. La guerra es el aspecto culminante de la destrucción sistemática
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