Modern Art III Workshop (6 weeks)
2025-10-29 18:00 - 20:00 (Europe/Stockholm) | AFiG, Järntorget 7, våning 5, Göteborg, 413 04, Sweden
The “Modern Art III” Workshop covers the art periods and movements after World War II until Post-modernism (1945-1965). The Workshop will teach the participants how to look at Modern paintings from the “Postwar Modernism” period, understand the movements and analyse their visual qualities. The target of the Workshop is to develop participants’ skills to recognize the typical movements from 1945 to 1965. The Workshop is designed to be self-explanatory, the participants do not need to have any background in earlier/later periods of Modern Art. The Modern Art III Workshop will be composed of 6 lectures of 2 hours each and will be conducted in English.
Workshop Content:
Lecture 1 – Modern Art 1900-1945 Revisited / Modern Art 1945-1965 Characteristics / Organic Abstraction
Lecture 2 – Abstract Expressionism
Lecture 3 – Art Informel / CoBrA / Spatialism
Lecture 4 – Neo-Dada / Kinetic Art / Fluxus
Lecture 5 – Pop Art / Nouveau Réalisme
Lecture 6 – Post-Painterly Abstraction / Summary & Discussions
+ Fun Quizzes and Surprise Gifts
To Register for the Workshop:
– Fill the below form or Send an email to startartforbeginners@gmail.com
– Wait for the confirmation e-mail for registration
– Make the Payment 1100 SEK for the Whole Workshop via transfer to Bankgiro (771-8042)
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Workshop Programme*:
Lecture No.1 – 29 Oct 2025, Wed 18:00-20:00
Lecture No.2 – 5 Nov 2025, Wed 18:00-20:00
Lecture No.3 – 12 Nov 2025, Wed 18:00-20:00
Lecture No.4 – 3 Dec 2025, Wed 18:00-20:00
Lecture No.5 – 10 Dec 2025, Wed 18:00-20:00
Lecture No.6 – 17 Dec 2025, Wed 18:00-20:00
* Slight schedule changes might occur (1 week early/late lectures) with prior announcements
Note: The Workshop is limited to 20 participants. The rest of the Modern period (1900-1920 & 1920-1945) is covered in Modern Art I and II Workshops.
