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| 1. Evolving from abstract expressionism and dada, the creations of Rauschenberg, Johns, and Kaprow pioneer a "maximalist" mixed-media art that encompasses all of life. |
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| 2. New realist directions of the sixties employ the form and content of the mass media and commercial world. |
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| 3. The new realism of the seventies focuses, with extreme realism, on everyday people and the daily world. |
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| 4. By the eighties and nineties, figurative art, in many varieties, has returned to surpass abstract art in prominence. |
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| 5. The artworld, once centered in New York and Paris, becomes increasingly multicultural and intercultural. |