Editing Modernism in Art (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Modernism''' — A radical break from the past and a concurrent search for new forms of expression (c. 1860–1970).
* '''Impressionism''' — Capturing the "Momentary Impression" of light (e.g., Monet).
* '''Expressionism''' — Distorting reality to express "Inner Emotion" (e.g., Van Gogh, Munch).
* '''Cubism''' — Breaking objects into geometric shapes and showing them from multiple angles at once (e.g., Picasso).
* '''Surrealism''' — Exploring the "Unconscious Mind" and dreams (e.g., Dalí, Magritte).
* '''Abstract Expressionism''' — Focusing on the "Act" of painting; non-representational (e.g., Pollock, Rothko).
* '''Dada''' — An anti-art movement that mocked logic and traditional values (e.g., Duchamp's 'Fountain').
* '''Minimalism''' — Reducing art to its simplest forms; "Less is more."
* '''Avant-garde''' — New and unusual or experimental ideas, especially in the arts.
* '''The Readymade''' — An ordinary manufactured object that the artist selects and modifies (e.g., a urinal or a bicycle wheel).
* '''Color Field Painting''' — Large areas of a single color used to create an emotional "atmosphere" (e.g., Rothko).
* '''Futurism''' — A movement that celebrated speed, technology, and violence.
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