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The principal abstract art movements were Cubism (notably France), Futurism (Italy), Vorticism (Britain), De Stijl (Netherlands), Rayonism, Constructivism, and Suprematism (Russia), Abstract Expressionism (USA) and Art Informel (Europe). <ref> [http://www.visual-arts-cork.com/abstract-art.htm]</ref>  

The principal abstract art movements were Cubism (notably France), Futurism (Italy), Vorticism (Britain), De Stijl (Netherlands), Rayonism, [[Constructivism]], and [[Suprematism]] (Russia), Abstract Expressionism (USA) and Art Informel (Europe). <ref> [http://www.visual-arts-cork.com/abstract-art.htm]</ref>  

Also important are [[Lyrical Abstraction]] and Color Field.  

Also important are [[Lyrical Abstraction]] and Color Field.  

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==Critics==

==Critics==

Notable critics of abstract art from a traditionalist prespective are [[Tom Wolfe]] (''The Painted Word''), [[Paul Johnson]] (''Art: A New History''), and Louis Torres & Michelle Kamhi (''What Art Is'').

Notable critics of abstract art from a traditionalist prespective are [[Tom Wolfe]] (''The Painted Word''), [[Paul Johnson]] (''Art: A New History''), and Louis Torres & Michelle Kamhi (''What Art Is'').