Kriz sanatı: I. ve II. Dünya Savaşı sırasında Britanya'daki sanat sahnesi ve 1960'a kadar olan süreçteki savaş sonrası sanata etkileri

Enduring and involving crises that humanity has encountered through generations has always been a triggering and inevitable effect on art scene over the world. Significantly, regarding two major wars WWI and WWII, twentieth century became a nest of extraordinary changes since it did not just move the international capital of arts from Paris to New York City as a result of two wars, but also pushed some major artists to focus on the War scenes and has affected the artists in the Post-War in perspective, criticism, and practice. As a major actor in Europe, Britain and its government interfered by developing the war art schemes, establishing new Committees, Councils, organizations and museums while World War I was still going on, and forming a new committees to create a well-organized collection and exhibiting the works of many artists in Britain. WWI, WWII and The Post War art scene in Britain also had a major impact on today's Contemporary Art, since it has led the establishment of many organizations and exhibitions which represents the artists' reaction on two catastrophic wars by bringing richness to creativity, perspective with educating the society, hence become the roots of today's contemporary art. Thus, this thesis aims to focus on the shifts and establishments in the art scene, regarding the committees, councils, artists and the audience's needs and the role of the Government during the Post-War until 1960 in Britain during one of the roughest eras throughout the history in 20th century and to indicate how crises would enrich imagination and as a result of a social conflict.