Kehinde Wiley is a contemporary artist known for his portraits of African Americans in heroic poses, often referencing classical art.

Conceptual Art is an art movement that emphasizes the idea or concept behind the work rather than its physical form.

Andy Warhol is a pop artist known for his works that explore the relationship between art and commerce, often using mass-produced imagery and repetition.

Identity Art is an art movement that focuses on the exploration of personal and cultural identity, often through the use of autobiographical and documentary elements.

Cindy Sherman is a contemporary artist known for her photographs that explore issues of gender and sexuality, often using herself as the subject.

New Media Art is an art movement that uses digital and interactive media to explore social and political issues.

Olafur Eliasson is a contemporary artist known for his works that explore the relationship between art and technology, often using light, space, and movement.

Global Art is an art movement that focuses on the exploration of globalization and the interconnectedness of the world.

Ai Weiwei is a contemporary artist known for his works that address issues of environmentalism and climate change, often using recycled materials and found objects.

Social Media Art is an art movement that focuses on the exploration of social media and digital culture.

Theaster Gates is a contemporary artist known for his works that explore the relationship between art and activism, often using found objects and recycled materials.

Arte Povera is an art movement that focuses on the exploration of the everyday and the mundane, often using found objects and recycled materials.

Banksy is a contemporary artist known for their works that address issues of poverty and inequality, often using street art and graffiti.

Surrealism is an art movement that focuses on the exploration of the subconscious mind, often using dream imagery and symbolism.

Marcel Duchamp is a contemporary artist known for his works that explore the relationship between art and language, often using found objects and readymades.