TRENDS IN THE

DEVELOPMENT OF
VISUAL ART IN THE
XX-XXI CENTURY

Presented by students of group 307

Ibragimova M, Zhaksylyk M, Isayev Arman
 PLAN
WARM-UP LEAD-IN

TRENDS OF XX- WRAP-UP

XXI CENTURY
 WARM-UP
Start the lesson by playing with letters.
First, divide the students into groups.
There are four people in each group.
Then leaflets with letters are distributed,
and students must find the right words.
And these words will be associated with
a new topic.
 LEAD-IN
What do you know about trends in the development
of visual art in the XX-XXI century?
Are you familiar with these works?
 TRENDS

Expressionism. Cubism. Fauvism.

Self-Portrait with Chinese Lantern Les Demoiselles d'Avignon Woman with a Hat by Henri
Plant by Egon Schiele, by Pablo Picasso, 1907 Matisse, 1905
1912
 FAUVISM
“Fauvism was for us, a trial by fire... Paints became cartridges with
gunpowder. They literally exploded from the light."
Andre Derain

Peculiarities of Fauvism:
The paintings were distinguished by
their unusual brightness of colors,
deliberate roughness of form, and
broad strokes. They left the viewer
with a feeling of energy and passion.

Turn of the road in Estaque. Andre Derain

 DADAISM
The Dadaists – the "monteurs" (mechanics) –
used scissors and glue rather than
paintbrushes and paints to express their
views of modern life through images
presented by the media.

Raoul Hausmann, ABCD (self-portrait), a

photomontage from 1923–24
 Dada artists

Grand opening of the first Dada exhibition:

Dada artists, group photograph, 1920, Paris.
International Dada Fair, Berlin, 5 June 1920.
 TASK 1:
Read the sentences and guess the TRUE and FALSE.
1. Fauvism was for Andre Derain, a trial by fire.
2. Peculiarities of fauvism are dark colors.
3. The Dadaists used scissors and glue rather than
paintbrushes.
4. Dadaism includes also photomontage.
5. Paplo Picasso is one of the artists of Fauvism.
 WRAP-UP

News Broadcast.
This fun wrap-up activity is perfect for lesson
closures and will create a culture of learning. Divide
students into pairs and have each pair summarize an
idea or subject in the form of a news broadcast. You
can make it fun with props, a camera crew, and even
a teleprompter.
 REFERENCES

Diehl G. Derain. Paris, 1963. P. 33. Cited. by:

Vlasov V. G. Fauvism. — P. 149
wikipedia.org
Brodskaya N.V. Fauvists. From the history of
French painting of the 20th century. - St.
Petersburg: Aurora, Parkstone, 1996. - 288 p.