The Cornerstone Imprint of Kandinsky in the History of Abstract Art

Samah Nassar ()
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Samah Nassar: October University for Modern Sciences and Arts, Egypt

RAIS Journal for Social Sciences, 2021, vol. 5, issue 2, 77-81

Abstract: With all forms of art being continually subjective in the process by which they are perceived and appreciated, abstract art has been no exception, facing both elicited support and criticism over the years. The greatest debate on abstract art was experienced over a century ago when the art first emerged, that is in its initial stages of development. A century ago, abstract art signified a new perception of art that was conceived and accepted only by a few people. However, the art later transformed to be accepted by many as one of the purest and most beautiful forms of art, a change that was brought about through the works and ideas presented by Wassily Kandinsky. Kandinsky had, through his artistic vision and modes of expression, led to a critical revolution in the way abstract art was visualized and conceived. Therefore, he had not only helped lay the robust foundation that governed many of the concepts in abstract art, in contemporary and modern times, but he had also helped revolutionize its framework enriching it with the elements it still carries to the modern day.

Keywords: Abstract art; Kandinsky; Avant-garde; Contemporary art (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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