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New Realism
(redirected from Nouveau Realisme)

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New Realism
a term used to describe a trend away from abstract expressionism toward a subjective expressionism focusing on true-to-life forms, the factual, and easily evident forms.
See also: Art
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We know that LI and SI poets, filmmakers, and theorists sparred with sociologist Henri Lefebvre, the radical Socialisme ou Barbarie group, and Max Bill's Bauhaus-inspired Hochschule fur Gestaltung in Ulm, while supporting members of nouveau realisme.
Loser paradise: the drifting spectacle of the SI by Spaid, Sue / ArtUS
These works are closer to the action painting from which Muehl's performance work departed, and recall the products of Nouveau Realisme and arte povera.
Otto Muehl: MC by Miles, Christopher / Artforum International
The American is considered a forebear of the Nouveau Realisme movement, for which he receives in Fineberg's Art Since 1940 a few lines of credit.
Whither the psychodramas? by Panero, James / New Criterion
 
 
 
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