Conceptual
Art is a contemporary form of artistic
representation, in which a specific concept or idea, often
personal, complex and inclusive, takes shape in an
abstract, nonconforming manner, based upon a negation of
aesthetic principles.
Art that depicts the
subject more symbolically or abstractly
and conveys a concept or idea is classified
Conceptual. In other words, Conceptual Art requires its audience to think in order to interpret the message that is being conveyed by the artist through his/her work. Hence, Conceptual Art is often subjective as different people have different way of interpreting art.
Examples of Conceptual Art :
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Josefine Jonsson |
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Joseph Kosuth |
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Hayley Easton Street |
Art
created primarily for the sensation of the eye is Perceptual. Perceptual art depicts the subject-matter realistically
like a photograph or snapshot-in-time and is how we would actually perceive it in “real life.” This art is a style of visual art that brings optical illusion
into play.
Examples of Perceptual Art :
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Bridget Riley |
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Josef Albers |
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