A set of artistic practices that took shape in the second half of the twentieth century. Contemporary art is usually understood as art that goes back to modernism, or is in conflict with it. It is no coincidence that there is the Museum of Modern Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art, whose collections often contain works by the same artists.
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In thе еvеr-еvolving landscapе of contеmporary sculpturе, artists arе pushing thе boundariеs of tradition by еmbracing unconvеntional matеrials to crеatе groundbrеaking works of art. From discardеd objеcts and industrial rеmnants - The Role of Glass Doors in Art Galleries and Museums
When you enter an art gallery or museum, have you ever wondered why glass doors often separate those magnificent artworks? It’s not just for decoration but rather an essential part - Paintings by internationally renowned artists
Art lovers often go to museums to admire paintings created by prominent painters. They appreciate the play of light and shadow, the unusual palettes. Here are a few paintings worthy - Types and characteristics of currents in art
Many tourists travel to other countries for museums, to see paintings by foreign artists. The best ones are in the Netherlands, and you can find out more about them on