fundamental art
(c.1960)
E de WILDE coined this phrase to describe abstract paintings by a group of American and European artists.
Characterized by some critics as post-conceptual art, its concentration on procedure and the physical nature of materials brings it close to minimalism; emphasizing the means rather than the result.
Source:
Fundamental Painting, exh. cat. (Amsterdam, 1975)
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