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Want to sound smart about Modern Art? Let us show you the way.

Everybody wants to sound smart, but when you’re talking about something as esoteric as modern art, that’s easier said than done. Let us break it down for you in this genius-inspiring video How to Sound Smart about Modern Art. 

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Director – Douglas Rowell
Producer – Douglas Rowell
Line Producer – Andrea García
Storyboards – Mauricio Ceballos
Art Direction – Luis Medrano
Artist – Arantxa Ahedo
Technical Artist – Rogelio Cordero
Supporting Motion Graphics – Rogelio Cordero

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How to Sound Smart About Modern Art

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And now back to the wonderful world of modern art.

Modern art's an umbrella term for artistic traditions

that span from about the 1860s to the 1970s.

Anything made after is, confusingly enough,

And that includes your third grade macaroni self portrait.

include chronic apple enthusiast Paul Cezanne

and Edouard Manet who painted lovely images

You can think of him as the analog streetwear blogger.

Modern artists thought hyper realistic representation

was for nerds and preferred to experiment wildly

Their art, like your brief fling with Ryan Reynolds,

was often meant to read more conceptual than literal.

Modern artists were reacting to the quickly changing

urban world where things like light bulbs

modern artists felt that old artistic traditions

especially once the devastation of World War I was over.

Artists wanted to cause a more complex reaction

even when that reaction was really just a lot

As new technology made printing easier and cheaper,

mass-printed advertisements for hip events

And so, just as modern artists were pushing

started getting blurrier than Claude Monet's

Test your pronunciation!

“log”