Historical art movements with political, philosophical, or systems significance.
Modernist Movements
- Bauhaus — German school unifying art, craft, and technology, 1919–1933
- HfG Ulm — postwar Bauhaus successor; design as science and political practice, 1953–1968
Early 20th Century
- Dada — artistic revolution against reason and war, 1916–1924
- Die Brücke — German Expressionism’s founding collective, 1905–1913
See Also
- Art — main art section
- Artists — individual artists
- Places — geography of art history
- Anarchism — political-philosophy connections
- Situationist Cybernetics — art / politics intersection