Self-declared art movement
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Self-declared art movments are art movements that have been declared by individual artists or groups, but whose influence has not spread widely beyond the circle of their immediate collaborators. While many artists may feel that they have something to contribute to the cultural landscape and an appreciation for social aesthetic trends, the act of naming an artistic approach does not in itself create a movement. Though they are not historically established, describing these movements as self-aggrandizing might be premature.
Neen - begun May 2000 - Suggested by Greek artist Miltos Manetas who commissioned the name from a Branding company. The movement is oriented towards the landscape of the computer screen.
Superflat - late1990s-? - Suggested by Japanese artist Takashi Murakami, and includes artist Yoshitomo Nara. Murakami forms a collaborative group called "KaikaiKiKi." External Link: Lecture by Takashi Murakami
zero artistic movement-begun 1999-suggested by Greek anarchist musicians
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