Pictures Generation
unofficial group of American artists in the 1970s and 1980s
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Pictures Generation
Summary
Pictures Generation is an art group[1].
Key Facts
- Pictures Generation's field of work was vernacular photography[2].
- Pictures Generation's field of work was performance art[3].
- Pictures Generation's field of work was installation art[4].
- Pictures Generation's field of work was video art[5].
- Pictures Generation's field of work was media criticism[6].
- Pictures Generation's field of work was conceptual art[7].
- Pictures Generation is in the country of United States[8].
- Pictures Generation's instance of is recorded as art group[9].
- Pictures Generation's instance of is recorded as art movement[10].
- Pictures is named after Pictures Generation[11].
- Pictures Generation's Library of Congress authority ID is recorded as sh2009001596[12].
- Pictures Generation's start time is recorded as +1970-00-00T00:00:00Z[13].
- Pictures Generation's end time is recorded as +1980-00-00T00:00:00Z[14].
- Pictures Generation's participant is recorded as John Baldessari[15].
- Pictures Generation's participant is recorded as Barbara Kruger[16].
- Pictures Generation's participant is recorded as Sherrie Levine[17].
- Pictures Generation's participant is recorded as Richard Prince[18].
- Pictures Generation's participant is recorded as Cindy Sherman[19].
- Pictures Generation's participant is recorded as Jack Goldstein[20].
- Pictures Generation's participant is recorded as Robert Longo[21].
- Pictures Generation's participant is recorded as Dara Birnbaum[22].
- Pictures Generation's participant is recorded as Charles Clough[23].
- Pictures Generation's participant is recorded as Louise Lawler[24].
- Pictures Generation's participant is recorded as Laurie Simmons[25].
- Pictures Generation's participant is recorded as Troy Brauntuch[26].
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Industry
Fields of work include vernacular photography[2], a photography genre[27]; performance art[3], an art genre[28]; installation art[4], an art genre[29]; video art[5], an art genre[30]; media criticism[6]; and conceptual art[7], an art movement[31], founded in 1960[32].