Art Movements
Abstract Expressionism
Abstract Illusionism
Academic Art
Acid Art
Action Painting
Analytic Cubism
Appropriation Art
Arabesque
Art Deco
Art Informel
Art Nouveau
Art Photography
Art and Language
Arte Povera
Ashcan School
Automatism
Baroque
Bauhaus
Bio Art
Brutalism
Byzantine
Calligraffiti
Chiaroscuro
Classicism
Cloisonnism
Color Field
Computer Art
Conceptual Art
Constructivism
Contemporary
Cubism
Dadaism
Dataism
De Stijl
Digital Art
Divisionism
Environmental Art
Expressionism
Fauvism
Feminist Art
Folk Art
Futurism
Generative Art
Glitch Art
Gongbi
Gothic
Graffiti Art
Gutai Group
Haptic Art
Hard-edge Painting
Hyperrealism
Impressionism
Installation Art
Intimism
Italian Futurism
Japonism
Kinetic Art
Kitsch
Land Art
Lettrism
Literati Painting
Lowbrow Art
Luminism
Lyrical Abstraction
Magic Realism
Mail Art
Mannerism
Medieval
Metaphysical Painting
Mingei (Japanese Folk Art)
Minimalism
Modern
Mono-ha
Monochromism
Muralism
Narrative Art
Naïve Art
Neo-Dada
Neo-Fauvism
Neo-Figurative Art
Neo-Plasticism
Neo-Romanticism
Neo-expressionism
Neoclassicism
New Leipzig School
New Media Art
New Objectivity
Nihonga (Japanese traditional painting)
Op Art
Orphism
Outrenoir
Outsider Art
Performance Art
Photorealism
Pixel Art
Pointillism
Pop Art
Post-Impressionism
Post-Painterly Abstraction
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood
Precisionism
Primitive Art
Psychedelic Art
Purism
Realism
Regionalism
Renaissance
Rococo
Romanticism
Russian Futurism
Situationism
Social Realism
Socialist Realism
Sound Art
Spatialism
Spectralism
Street Art
Stuckism
Superflat
Suprematism
Surrealism
Symbolism
Synchromism
Synthetic Cubism
Tachisme
Tenebrism
Tonalism
Toyism
Transavantgarde
Trompe-l'oeil
Vector
Verism
Video Art
Virtual Art
Visionary Art
Vorticism
Wabi-sabi
Yamato-e
Young British Artists
Zhe School