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Articles related to "Abstract Expressionism"
Abstract-Expressionism In the mid 20th century during and after WWII, America and other nations explored a new art freedom that gave rise to a new technique called "Abstract-Expressionism". abstract-expressionism • jackson pollock • action painter • jack the dripper • one that broke the ice
Backtrack: Abstract Expressionism It's not just a movement... imagination • common • thought • catharsis • art
Robert Rauschenberg: Abstract Expressionism “I don’t want my personality to come out through the piece,” Rauschenberg explained, “ . . . I want my paintings to e reflections of life . . . your self-visualization is a reflection of your surroundings.” art • artist • artists • graphic art • graphic artist
Willem de Kooning
Article on Abstract Expressionist Willem de Kooning abstract expressionism • de kooning • modern art
Percy Wyndham Lewis This abstract artist is today best-known for his dramatic Vorticist design that shows his commentary on industrialism and modern life. percy wyndham lewis • vorticism • vorticist short-lived journal blast • art critic robert baldwin ross • abstract-expressionism
Two Documentary Films About Art A review of two documentary films that ask What Is Art?, Who Gets To Call It Art?, and Can Children Be Great Artists? henry geldzahler • marla olmstead • what is art • who gets to call it art • my kid could paint that
New Interest in Jackson Pollock Jackson Pollock was not always "Jack the Dripper." And it was not just the dripping and flinging of paint that it appeared to be. The new movie 'Pollock', with Ed Harris as Pollock, and as director, and as producer, puts a new spotlight on a true original - but, the book won a Pulitzer Prize some years ago. Will this movie go up for an Academy Award or two? abstractionism • expressionism • abstract expressionism • pollock • jackson pollock
Printmaking from Hopper to Pollock Prints by Jackson Pollock, Edward Hopper, Louis Lozowick, John Sloan, Louise Bourgeois and others show American society from the late nineteenth century to 1960. abstract expressionism • john sloan • ashcanschool • british museum • the american scene
Who the #$&% is Jackson Pollock? When truck driver Teri Horton found a painting that may have been painted by Jackson Pollock, the art world didn't want to acknowledge the paintings possible origins. movies about art • documentary film about artists • jackson pollock • abstract expressionism • thomas hoving
Who Were the Indian Space Painters? Akin to the Abstract Expressionists, the Indian Space painters were an informal group of New York artists sharing a common attraction to Native American form invention. art history • modern art • modernism • native american art • indigenous art
Alf Crossley in the Vanishing Landscapes of BC Will global warming, rampant development, and decades of resource extraction and exploitation make a tabla rasa of the landscapes BC artists paint & draw? (Part 3 of 3) alf crossley • kootenay gallery of art • canadian landscape painters in the 20th century an • vancouver school of art • western canadian modernism and postmodernism
Alf Crossley: The Kootenays En Plein Air Alf Crossley's paintings & drawings traverse 4 decades in the Kootenays of British Columbia. His style transmutes landscapes into iconic archetypes (a 3-Part Series.) alf crossley • canadian landscape artists • vancouver school of art • modernism and postmodernism in western canada • landscape art tradition in british columbia
Alf Crossley: The Kootenays in Brushstrokes Crossley's paintings incorporate, not only Modernism or elements of natural settings, but advancement of 2-dimensional landscape art into the 21st century (Part 2 of 3). alf crossley • kootenay gallery of art • modernism and post-modernism in western canada • canadian landscape painters • ethics of photojournalism
American Painter Elaine Fried de Kooning Often overshadowed by her Abstract Expressionist husband Willem, Elaine de Kooning had her own distinct talent and undeniable flair for living. elaine de kooning • willem de kooning • abstract expressionist painters • abstract expressionism • women artists
Arthur Dove Painter and collage artist Arthur Dove is noted for being the one of the first Americans to create an abstract expressionist style. arthur dove • american painters • abstract expressionism • henri matisse • the fauves
Artist Fairfield Porter Both artist and critic, the independent-minded Fairfield Porter explored realistic scenes and landscapes at a time when Abstract-Expressionism was in vogue. fairfield porter • willem de kooning • elaine de kooning • thomas hart benton • frank o'hara
Dada Artist Max Ernst Ernst, advocate for irrationality in art, favored non-traditional artistic methods for the strange, mysterious human, animal, bird, and plant forms they suggested. max ernst rubbings • surrealist painter max ernst • dadaism • dada art • frottage
Frank Lloyd Wright at New York's Guggenheim The Guggenheim, designed by the architect Frank Lloyd Wright now hosts a fascinating exhibition of his work which helped to define 20th century architecture and life. prairie houses • unique style • frank lloyd wright • new york's guggenheim • travelling to bilbao
MoMA Focus: Jasper Johns Part of the Museum of Modern Art's excellent Focus series, Focus: Jasper Johns explores hallmark themes and techniques in the work of the celebrated modern artist. focus jasper johns • jasper johns untitled 2001 • museum of modern art focus series • american artists • 1960s american painting
Painters and Poets - Creative Union Abstract expressionist, symbolist, Hotere crosses boundaries to express his vision through the writer's tools of allusion and metaphor. modern new zealand art • symbolism in art • abstract expressionism in art • painting and poetry • ralph hotere's use of words
Paul Nash and Yves Tanguy Learn something new from comments made about these two abstract and surrealist artists who created unique landscapes. abstract-expressionism • paul nash • yves tanguy • surrealist painter • surrealism
Pollock and Lichtenstein See if you can answer these questions about these two abstract, pop artists from the 20th century. jackson pollock • emphasis on flatness • roy lichtenstein • worst artist in the u.s. • 20th-century american artist
Andy Warhol a Founder of Pop Art Assassinations, democracy, equal rights, Vietnam War; In the 1960s and 70s America faced tragedies and gave birth to a new culture of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll. american masters • foundations of pop art • andy warhol's art • american pop art • blum's ferus gallery
Famous Artist Lesson for Preschools Learning about art and artists is not just a college level endeavor. This lesson plan outlines ideas for preschool activities that focus on famous artists. famous artist lesson plan preschool • early childhood art activity • artist theme preschool daycare • famous artist activity preschool • paint activity preschool
"Process Art" Exhibits at Avalon Island The exhibit "Process Art" includes artists Johann Eyfells and Amjad Jamal at the Gallery at Avalon Island, 39 S. Magnolia Street, Orlando, Florida. fine art • johann eyfells • chance in art • ajmad jamal • unconscious exploration of self
Free Entry Into Tate Modern Gallery in London For travelers looking for things to do in London that are inexpensive, why not pay a visit to the fascinating Galleries at Tate Modern and take a free tour. free entry to tate modern in london • tour round london's tate modern • things to do in london • cheap things to do in london • influential artists of the 20th century
Rock of Ages An artist who hid his depression from the public, and his picture that today has a prophetic new meaning. depression • norman rockwell • four freedoms • freedom from fear
Cubism: Early Twentieth-Century Art Movements A brief history on the advent of Cubism, and how Picasso and fellow artists inspired a revolution in modern art during the course of two World Wars. cubism • cubist • pablo picasso • georges braque • collage
Name the Early-20th-Century Artist How well do you know this 20th-century German, Austrian, or Spanish artist who died in WWI, died in the Spanish flu outbreak, or was obsessed with scenes from his youth? salvador dali • egon schiele • franz marc • german expressionism • austrian art
Rufino Tamayo Short biography of the painter, printmaker and sculptor Rufino Tamayo, known for his striking works and large collection of Pre-Columbian artifacts. rufino tamayo • tres personajes • diego rivera • josé clemente orozco • david alfaro siquieros
Women As Muralists - Mary Perry Stone This week the work of Mary Perry Stone is featured as one of a series of articles which will be looking at the types of themes most commonly represented by women who paint murals throughout the world. Each article will explore the inspiration and courage it requires to dare to become a public artist. feminine • empowerment • mass audience • social justice • networking
Wood Engraving and a Wood Engraver in the 21st Century A short article about one man's long life in the arts of printmaking. He attributes it to getting high on the solvents initially. (Funny, they didn't do that to me... Ed.) prints • printmaking • engraving • wood engraving • art instructor
Spoleto 2001 Poster Artist Spoleto Festival USA 2001 features visual artist Frank Stella's unique abstract work. spoleto festival • charleston • visual arts • frank stella • abstract art |
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