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Public Services Building
Michael Graves
Portland, OR.
1980-1982 |
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Metal Work, 1793-1880
Fred Wilson
1992 |
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Appeared in 1960s.
Robert Venturi called for new architecture, one that rejected the cold, abstract Modernist International Style.
Buildings would recall earlier styles. |
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At the heart of Postmodernist art (also called Deconstructionism or Post-Structuralism) is the premise that artworks contain hidden "hierarchies" of meaning.
In other words, any artworkd has an agenda, or point of view.
The preferred mediums for many of these artists were those of mass media: Photography, electronic signs, billboards, and videos. |
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Model, AT&T Corporate Headquarters
Philip Johnson and John Burgee
1978-1983 |
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Untitled (Your Gaze Hits the Side of My Face)
Barabra Kruger
1981 |
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Untitled (Your Body is a Battleground)
Barbara Kruger
1981 |
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Vanitas: Flesh Dress for an Albino Anorectic
Jana Sterbak
1987 |
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Tar Beach (Part I from the Woman on a Bridge Series)
Faith Ringgold
1988 |
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Many Mansions
Kerry James Marshall
1994 |
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The Artifact Piece
James Luna
1987-1990 |
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Pink Panther
Jeff Koons
1988 |
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Micheal Jackson and Bubbles
Jeff Koons
1988 |
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Piss Christ
Andres Serro
1989 |
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The Holy Virgin Mary
Chris Ofill
1996 |
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