Nadine Vergues
"Déliquescence"
Scultura - Plastica | 39,4x15,8 in
3.387,43 USD
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Discover original contemporary World Culture artworks on Artmajeur
Contemporary World Culture artworks encompass a range of styles and mediums, each with its unique approach to storytelling and expression. From paintings and sculptures to photography and mixed media, these works reflect the vast diversity of cultures and traditions across the world. Artists working with this type of art experiment with a variety of supports and materials, including canvas, paper, wood, metal, and clay, to create intricate and engaging pieces that speak to the human experience. What makes this type of original artwork so special is its ability to transcend language and cultural barriers, connecting people from different backgrounds through shared emotions and experiences. Through their unique perspectives and techniques, contemporary World Culture artists challenge us to see the world in new and exciting ways.
©2024 Nadine Vergues
Origins and History
The Neo-Expressionist movement was an important period in the history of contemporary art, emerging in the 1980s as a response to the cool detachment of Minimalism and Conceptual Art. Artists associated with this movement, such as Julian Schnabel and Anselm Kiefer, sought to convey a more emotional and visceral form of expression through their works, which often featured bold, gestural brushstrokes and intense, heavily layered compositions. The movement was characterized by its rejection of the detached, cerebral approach of previous art movements and its embrace of a more subjective, expressive approach. Today, the influence of the Neo-Expressionist movement can still be seen in the work of many contemporary artists, who continue to explore the power of emotion and personal experience in their art.
©2023 Albina Urbanek
Evolutions of theses works in the contemporary art market
Contemporary World Culture artworks have undergone significant evolution in recent years. These artworks are highly sought after in the contemporary art market due to their ability to convey diverse cultural experiences and perspectives. They are created by artists from different regions of the world and reflect their unique backgrounds, beliefs, and traditions.
©1990 Vitali Gambarov
Related Famous Artists
Contemporary artists who have made a name for themselves through their original works on global culture include Ai Weiwei, Yinka Shonibare, and Kehinde Wiley.
Ai Weiwei is a Chinese artist and activist who has tackled issues of human rights and freedom of expression in his works. His pieces often incorporate traditional Chinese materials and techniques, while also commenting on contemporary Chinese society.
Nigerian-British artist Yinka Shonibare is known for his use of Dutch wax fabric, which he uses to create sculptures and installations that challenge cultural stereotypes and explore themes of globalization and identity.
Kehinde Wiley is an American painter who has gained international recognition for his portraits of people of color, often set against traditional European backdrops. His work seeks to challenge and subvert the historical narratives of Western art.
These artists and many others are using their art to explore and celebrate the diverse cultures of our world, creating thought-provoking and visually stunning works that push boundaries and challenge our perceptions.
©2024 David Stany Garnier
Notable original contemporary World Culture artworks
One of the most iconic contemporary World Culture artworks is "The Persistence of Memory" by Salvador Dali, created in 1931. This surrealistic painting features melting clocks, inspired by Einstein’s theory of relativity, and a barren landscape. It is a reflection on the fleeting nature of time and the human condition.
Another well-known artwork is "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" by Japanese artist Hokusai, from 1830-1833. This woodblock print depicts a massive wave towering over boats, with Mount Fuji in the background. It is a symbol of the power of nature and a representation of the Japanese cultural identity.
Ai Weiwei’s "Sunflower Seeds" installation from 2010 is also a celebrated work of art. It features over 100 million porcelain sunflower seeds scattered across the floor of the Tate Modern in London. This piece comments on the mass production and consumption of goods in China, as well as the individual’s identity within a collective society.
Lastly, Yayoi Kusama’s "Infinity Mirrors" from 2016 is a captivating experience. This installation features a series of mirrored rooms with endless reflections of colorful lights and polka dots. It is a celebration of life and an invitation to experience a sense of infinity and transcendence.
Each of these artworks represents a unique cultural perspective and provokes thought and emotion in the viewer.
David Stany Garnier
"Osaka Namba (n°8)"
Acrilico su Tela | 19,7x19,7 in
566,55 USD
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Juvenal Barbosa
"Nativo brasileiro"
Acrilico su Tela di lino | 38,6x38,6 in
1.695,37 USD
Elinor Brodsky
"Threads"
Olio su Tela | 27,6x27,6 in
2.162 USD
Amanda Ye
"请勿打扰"
pigmenti su Carta | 40,6x27,6 in
2.572,2 USD
Osvaldo Cantillo
"Huyendo con el botín"
Acrilico su Tela | 47,2x47,2 in
3.973,06 USD
Natali Ustimenko
"BRANDS OFF"
Acrilico su Tela | 39,4x55,1 in
2.930,23 USD
Vadim Ponomarenko
"SWAN LAKE. EPISODE 5: ODILE"
Acquarello su Carta | 27,6x19,7 in
2.380,83 USD
Sylvaine Lebreton
"Jungle"
Acrilico su Tela | 24x19,7 in
831,75 USD
Ilaria La Preziosa
"Venezia"
Olio su Pannello in MDF | 9,8x8,1 in
212,06 USD
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Delabarra
"Danza con cintas"
Olio su Tela | 33,5x41,5 in
3.000 USD
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Michel Paulin
"Reflets des Dieux"
Fotografia | 15,8x11,8 in
343,91 USD
Albina Urbanek
"Fleur rose"
Olio su Tela | 23,6x19,7 in
2.275,5 USD
Alina Konyk
"sketch 20"
Matita su Carta | 16,5x11,6 in
327,43 USD
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Barachiel
"BROTHERS"
Acrilico su Tela di lino | 51,2x43,3 in
4.730,09 USD
Khaïr-Eddine
"Amour Fraternel"
Olio su Tela | 51,2x39,4 in
2.148,04 USD
Barreso'O Ébène
"WETTI"
Acrilico su Tela | 78,7x70,9 in
4.311,47 USD
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Giti Tayebi
"Chogan"
Olio su Tela | 15,8x15,8 in
503,22 USD
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Pascal Milcendeau
"Le grand voyage"
Acrilico su Tela | 28,7x36,2 in
2.179,91 USD
Tomás Castaño
"Parada Bici-taxi"
Olio su Tela | 36,2x28,7 in
4.758,66 USD
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Frob
"Superflat"
Acrilico su Tela di lino | 35x45,7 in
5.466,25 USD
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Gabriele Montani
"Guerrieri"
Incisioni, stampe su Carta | 23,6x18,9 in
476,85 USD
Roberto Yañez
"La lectura del agua"
Olio su Tela | 15,8x19,7 in
1.044 USD
Emmanuel Eweje
"Modest"
Acrilico su Tela | 36x24 in
2.031,58 USD
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Vitali Gambarov
"Tea party in Chernobyl."
Scultura - Legno | 57,1x39,4 in
165.246 USD
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Asteraseae May
"L'homme au centre de la description de la faune et la fleur"
Acrilico su Tela | 39,4x31,5 in
6.274,93 USD
Michel Bertrand Atou Onana (Atouloo)
"Le rendez vous!"
Acrilico su Tela | 27x22,2 in
977,88 USD
Aurélien Bellido
"Les Fleurs de Cerisiers"
Acrilico su Tela | 15,8x15,8 in
3.125,93 USD
Marie Feougier
"Le Chauffeur"
Olio su Tela di lino | 31,9x23,6 in
1.336,07 USD
Pelumi Fasasi
"EWA Vii"
Acrilico su Tela | 26x23 in
1.585,49 USD
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Jean-Michel Canal
"SADHU A PUSHKAR"
Acrilico su Tela | 31,5x31,5 in
3.076,48 USD
Rebeka
"Afrika "Tiere""
Olio su Tela | 39,4x31,5 in
1.742,61 USD
Leo,Keihung Yip
"Get out of the narrow door 走出窄门"
Acrilico su Tela di lino | 39,4x31,5 in
5.348,73 USD
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Jean Paul Robert
"HAVANA CLUB"
Acrilico su Tela | 31,5x35,4 in
1.706,35 USD
Irvin Grassi
"Homeless forever."
Collages su Tela di lino | 11,8x11,8 in
2.023,89 USD
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Unknow Artist
"Female Buddha from the Island of Java"
Scultura - Pietra | 30,7x17,3 in
67.936,44 USD