Excessivism

Excessivism is a term that has been used in various ways. Such as to refer to ideas or ideologies of excess, within politics or art.The wise [human], the AriyaMeans noble --- circa, in Pali., is not a follower of systems, he does not recognise dogmas, and having penetrated the opinions current among the people and being indifferent in face of speculation, he leaves it to others, he remains calm among the agitated, he does not take part in the verbal battles of those who maintain: "This only is the truth," he does not consider himself equal to others, nor superior, nor inferior.-- EvolaArt An art movement refers to the contemporary consumer’s urge to go beyond what is needed and is a commentary on materialism. The inaugural exhibition was held in 2015, curated by Kaloust Guedel and acknowledged in Sept. 23, 2015 of The Huffington Post.
The tenets of the movement began to appear during the 1950's in the works of European artists such as Frank Auerbach and Bram Bogart. The inaugural exhibition of Excessivism was held in 2015 at the LA Artcore Gallery, Los Angeles, Calif., curated by Kaloust Guedel, author of the Excessivism Manifesto. The group was acknowledged by art historian and critic Shana Nys Dambrot in an article about the exhibition printed in the Sept. 23, 2015 edition of The Huffington Post. An article about the movement itself was published February 8th, 2017 in the arts section of DiversionsLA.com
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Excess; Moderation; Excessive; Excel; Exceed; Extra
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