Dar jaryān: Persian 1397

The history of art until the 20th century, the history of art was considered sacred, in a way that it can be said that most of the time, art was considered to belong to the nobles, elites, and gods. All the splendor of ancient Greece and Rome, the religious art of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, and the paintings, sculptures, and architecture of the Gothic, Baroque, and Neoclassical periods, were all huge artistic manifestations that generally had nothing to do with realism: to the ceiling of the church When we look at "Sistine", the peak of this art is in front of us. The 20th century, from the very beginning, was equal to this perception of art. In fact, everything that started in the middle of the 19th century in order to extract art from the hearts of museums, holy places, and noble palaces, led to the formation of art in the 20th century, which "Boris Gervis" in the book "Ongoing" He calls "direct realism": art that does not produce objects, but produces actions that will not last. Viewing works of art as pure objects and not holy object/thing was what gave rise to "direct art". Various art movements in the 20th century and such approaches have always caused fundamental contradictions in everyone's perception of art. The book "in progress" also looks at this subject from another perspective, which makes this theoretical and valuable book even more important: art in the atmospheric age without objects, that is, the Internet!