The exploration of the relationship between material and expression

The use of traditional techniques and materials

The creation of visually appealing objects

The expression of personal emotions and experiences

The use of non-traditional materials and techniques

The focus on the process of creation rather than the finished product

The emphasis on the artist's individual style and vision

The exploration of the relationship between form and function

To express their personal emotions and experiences

To create visually appealing objects

To explore the relationship between material and expression

To challenge traditional notions of art and craft

It emphasizes the use of traditional techniques and materials

It focuses on the creation of visually appealing objects

It explores the relationship between material and expression

It emphasizes the artist's individual style and vision

Anni Albers

Louise Bourgeois

Yayoi Kusama

Marina Abramović

It allows artists to express their personal emotions and experiences

It helps create visually appealing objects

It enables artists to explore the relationship between form and function

It provides a means to challenge traditional notions of art and craft

It challenges traditional notions of art and craft

It emphasizes the importance of technical skill and craftsmanship

It promotes the use of non-traditional materials and techniques

It encourages artists to explore the relationship between material and expression

Formalism is a reaction against the emotionalism of Romanticism

Formalism is a continuation of the modernist tradition

Formalism is a precursor to postmodernism

Formalism is independent of other art movements

It has led to a renewed interest in traditional techniques and materials

It has encouraged artists to explore the expressive potential of non-traditional materials

It has prompted artists to question the boundaries between art and craft

It has inspired artists to create works that are both visually appealing and conceptually challenging

The limited availability of traditional materials and techniques

The difficulty in creating visually appealing objects

The lack of appreciation for formalist art by the general public

The pressure to conform to traditional notions of art and craft

By using traditional materials and techniques to explore contemporary issues

By creating visually appealing objects that raise awareness of social and political problems

By questioning the boundaries between art and craft to challenge traditional notions of value and hierarchy

By using non-traditional materials and techniques to create works that are both aesthetically pleasing and conceptually challenging

It will continue to be a dominant force in contemporary fiber art

It will be replaced by new and emerging art movements

It will evolve and adapt to changing social and cultural contexts

It will become increasingly marginalized as artists seek new forms of expression

It challenges traditional notions of art and craft

It emphasizes the importance of technical skill and craftsmanship

It promotes the use of non-traditional materials and techniques

It encourages artists to explore the relationship between material and expression

Clement Greenberg's 'Towards a Newer Laocoon'

Michael Fried's 'Art and Objecthood'

Rosalind Krauss's 'The Originality of the Avant-Garde'

All of the above