Movimento Arte Concreta

Summary

Movimento Arte Concreta is an art movement^[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]

Key Facts

• Movimento Arte Concreta's field of work was art^[3].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's field of work was architecture^[4].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's field of work was graphics^[5].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's field of work was design^[6].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's field of work was industrial design^[7].
• Movimento Arte Concreta was influenced by Futurism^[8].
• Movimento Arte Concreta was influenced by Piet Mondrian^[9].
• Movimento Arte Concreta was influenced by Jean Arp^[10].
• Movimento Arte Concreta is in the country of Italy^[11].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's image is recorded as Milano - edificio viale Beatrice d’Este 16.jpg^[12].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's instance of is recorded as art movement^[13].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's founder is recorded as Gillo Dorfles^[14].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's founder is recorded as Gianni Monnet^[15].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's founder is recorded as Bruno Munari^[16].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's founder is recorded as Atanasio Soldati^[17].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's founder is recorded as Alberto Magnelli^[18].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's founder is recorded as Mario Ballocco^[19].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's founder is recorded as Lucio Fontana^[20].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's genre is recorded as Informalism^[21].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's genre is recorded as geometric abstraction^[22].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's genre is recorded as avant-garde^[23].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's performer is recorded as Atanasio Soldati^[24].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's performer is recorded as Bruno Munari^[25].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's performer is recorded as Gillo Dorfles^[26].
• Movimento Arte Concreta's performer is recorded as Lucio Fontana^[27].

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Career and Affiliations

Fields of work include art^[3], an academic major^[28]; architecture^[4], an academic discipline^[29]; graphics^[5], a method^[30]; design^[6], a field of study^[31]; and industrial design^[7], an academic discipline^[32].

Why It Matters

Movimento Arte Concreta has Wikipedia articles in 6 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2] It is known by 27 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[33]

It has been cited as an influence by Lucio Fontana^[34], a painter^[35], 1899–1968^[36], of Italy^[37], specialised in painting^[38] and Gualtiero Galmanini^[39], a designer^[40], 1909–1976^[41], of Kingdom of Italy^[42], awarded the Gold Medal for Italian Architecture^[43], specialised in design^[44].

FAQs

Who did Movimento Arte Concreta influence?

Movimento Arte Concreta has been cited as an influence by Lucio Fontana^[34] and Gualtiero Galmanini^[39].