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neo-expressionism
ne·o-ex·pres·sion·ism (nē′ō-ĭk-sprĕsh′ə-nĭz′əm)n. An art movement based on expressionism that developed in the early 1980s in Germany, Italy, and the United States and is characterized by crudely drawn, garishly colored canvases depicting violent or erotic subject matter.
ne′o-ex·pres′sion·ist adj. & n.Neo-Expressionisma current style emphasizing dynamism achieved by employment of sweeping curves, acute angles, and pointed arches.See also: ArchitectureNeo-Expressionism
Neo-Expressionism (1964–1975)Structures which express continuity of form by sweeping curves characterize this style These structures were primarily the result of using reinforced concrete to create smooth shapes and seamless soaring forms.  ThesaurusSeeneoexpressionism |