Contemporary Art
(Note: there is overlap with what is considered "contemporary," "postmodern," and "modern art.")
- Contemporary art - present
- Toyism 1992 - present
- Digital art 1990 - present
- Postmodern art - present
- Modernism - present
- New realism 1960 -
- Performance art - 1960s -
- Fluxus - early 1960s - late-1970s
- Conceptual art - 1960s -
- Graffiti 1960s-
- Junk art (adde) 1960s -
- Psychedelic art early 1960s -
- Lyrical Abstraction mid-1960s -
- Process art mid-1960s - 1970s
- Arte Povera 1967 -
- Photorealism - Late 1960s - early 1970s
- Land art - late-1960s - early 1970s
- Post-minimalism late-1960s - 1970s
- Installation art - 1970s -
- Mail art - 1970s -
- Neo-expressionism late 1970s -
- Metarealism - 1970 -1980, Russia
- Figuration Libre early 1980s
- Metaphorical realism
- Young British Artists 1988 -
- Rectoversion 1991 -
- Transgressive art
- Synaesthesia events
- Neoism 1979
- Deconstructivism
- Battle Elephants 1984
- Massurrealism 1992 -
- Stuckism 1999 -
- Remodernism 1999 -
- Maximalism
- ArT is free 2010-
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