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1 Agenda Modern Art Collapse of the Soviet Union Essay Notes Examples
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2 Modern Art After modern art began with IMPRESSIONISM, art went many directions

3 2 main categories of modern art:
Representational: Abstract:

4 Representational Objects through the artist eyes

5 Abstract no attempt to portray the outside world

6 Modern Art continued… Modern art reflects history (World Wars, threat of nuclear annihilation, loss of individuality via mass culture) Example of modern art: Picasso’s Guernica

7 Famous Modern Artists Famous Artists

8 Playful art… Most recognized art form today: movies

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12 Read

13 172. Collapse of the Soviet Union
1985 Soviet Union got a new leader Gorbachev Knew changes needed to happen for progress

14 He knew communism sounded great but didn’t work because there was no incentive to work.

15 He called for more open democratic process
Reforms that looked like capitalism

16 Signed treaties to limit nuclear weapons.

17 In a wave of rebellion, Eastern bloc overthrew communist governments.

18 Berlin Wall Collapses

19 Soviet Union falling apart.
By 1991 SU ceased to exist.

20 Cold War over. U.S. lone super power

21 Essay

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