III. 'Noucentisme'(s)
III. 'Noucentisme'(s)
The new media became popular in the 1930s, thanks not only to commercial productions but also to the invention of relatively cheap and easy to use still and film cameras conceived for home use. Artists, photographers, film-makers and enthusiasts –photography and amateur film clubs blossomed in towns and cities all over Europe– turned these media into a playground for formal experimenting that worked as an interesting system of communicating vessels connecting commercial, popular and avant-garde aspects.
III.23. ‘Noucentisme’ and Mediterraneanism
III.24. Galeries Laietanes
III.25. Avant-garde(s)
III.26. Realism(s)
III. 27. Modern life 1. Photography, film., advertising
III.28. New art and Surrealism(s)
III.29. Modern life 2. Experimentalism and the people’s media
III.30. Monumental decorative art