Robert Rauschenberg 

Bed, 1955

Neo-Dada

Sculpture & Painting 

Using found objects like quilt & pillow 

Simulates both art & life by using his quilt & pillow.

Jasper Johns,

Three Flags, 1958

Neo-Dada

Refusal of AbEx

Explored conventions of pictorial space

Because of thickness it can be an object while emphasising flatness

Flattens & ???

Morris Louis

No. 99, 1959-1960 
Post Painterly Abstraction
Created by paring, staining, blotting and puddling diluted paint on a bare canvas
"real flatness"
Color field painting that dissipates any sense of depth or color substance
(Cleveland Museum of Art Collection)

Morris Louis, No. 99, 1959-1960 (Cleveland Museum of Art Collection), Post Painterly

Andy Warhol 

Marilyn Monroe’s Lips, 1962

Pop Art

Painted this way because he wanted to be a machine 

Chose her lips becasue of the way she did the,

- lined, filled, highlighted & blended

repitition forces anonymous decorative pattern while ???

Reduces the observer to a helpless voyeur

passivly expenssive life as assembly line

Ed Ruscha

Twenty-Six Gasoline Stations, 1963

Pop Art

Route 66

Not tied to the geographical reality but to the mobile reality of reproduction

pop - art theory of machine - life

Yoko Ono

Cut Piece, Yamaichi Hall, Kyoto

1964

Performance Art

examines dismantled body 

Role of the female in art

Joseph Kosuth

One and Three Chairs

1965

Conceptual Art

Donald Judd

Untitled (Figure 10.2, Fineberg)

1967

Minimalism

Sol LeWitt,

Wall Drawing #1, Drawing Series II A & B

1968

Minimalism

Richard Serra

One Ton Prop (House of Cards)

1969

Minimalism

Betty Saar

The Liberation of Aunt Jemima

1972 

Feminist Art

Ana Mendieta
Silueta Series

1973-1978

Feminist Art

Mierle Laderman Ukeles,

Hartford Wash: Washing, Tracks, Maintenance: Outside,

1973