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Contemporary Art & Painting, For now, there is no consensus on what contemporary art is and when it started. Many art historians and critics agree that the process of modern art stretches from the mid-1800s to the 1960s. For contemporary art, some point to the post-World War II period, while others point to the aftermath of the Berlin Wall, while others take the work back to the 1900s. Contemporary art, which has continued since the 1960s, constitutes a trend in which artists differ completely in terms of production methods. When we research the expression "Contemporary Art", we cannot clearly see when the concept was used for the first time. Art has certainly always been “Contemporary,” but contrary to popular belief, it has been defined as not synonymous with “modern.” Contemporary art is more concerned with issues such as technology, environment, class, globalization. It is observed that contemporary artists stand out with different interdisciplinary practices, studies, various tools and original techniques. Often the term contemporary art is unconventional, both in style and subject. Contemporary art, unlike modern art, is difficult to analyze according to production methods and trends; environmental and social awareness outweighs; It mainly deals with phenomena such as technology, human interaction, environment, class and globalization.