미술과 내러티브의 관계 연구 - 모더니즘 미술에서의 내러티브 소멸까지 -

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to identify the period when the relationship between art and narrative changes dramatically. In the history of art, the relationship between narrative and art is used as a means of narrative, and as a method of art. Since now, narrative in various art genres including art has a full effect on form and content. The visual form of art was actively used for the narrative purpose of recording and transmission from the cave paintings mentioned as the first art to the medieval period through ancient times. Since the Renaissance period, the importance of expressive style has been emphasized in the arts, but the relationship between art and narratives has been extended to Baroque and Rococo, but the relationship between art and narrative has been extended to court art, as a result of the process. In the meantime, we cannot deny the stylistic development of art, but it is hard to expect any breakthrough change when we focus on the relationship with the narrative. This relationship, starting from the historical events of the French Revolution, can reveal signs of gradual change from romantic art. Along with the rise of modernism, art has become an independent subject, and the relationship between art and narrative has finally made a dramatic change. In Greenberg's modernist view that art should be made entirely of elements of art in order to criticize it, the narrative is regarded as an element outside of art. Then, the disappearance of the narrative played a major role in the birth of a new art style in accordance with Greenberg's artistic theory of modernism. The fact that art, which was started as a means of narrative, secured the purity through the process of eliminating the narrative is read in the same sense as securing independence of itself by reestablishing the relationship between art and narrative. Furthermore, the reversed relationship between art and narrative suggests a new perspective to examine the flow of art to contemporary art.