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Tag Archives: Abstract-Expressionism
Am I an internal or an external artist?
I have been wondering for a while what sort of artist I am: whether I am an inward-looking one or an outward-facing one. It has been well documented that there are various kinds of art (and various kinds in between … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Tagged abstract art, Abstract-Expressionism, Calle, conceptual art, representational art, Venn Diagramme 1 Comment
Modernism and Postmodernism – is there hope?
Modernism – definition Modernism, it appears, is very difficult to define in a concise, single sentence. Some would say that this is because it didn’t encompass a singular style or idea, but rather encompassed a variety of styles and ideas. … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Tagged Abstract-Expressionism, Conceptualism, Gropius, Isms, Le Corbusier, Manet, Mies, Modernism, Neo-Expressionism, Post-modernism, Pound, van der Rohe, Weiner Leave a comment
My fellow students’ isms (in brief) – Part Two
Symbolism This ‘ism’ is all about the representation of an object or idea in symbolic form. It was a late nineteenth-century art movement of French, Belgium and Russian origin. In art symbolism is related to the gothic in Romanticism. The key … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Tagged Abstract-Expressionism, Bauhaus, Calder, Conceptualism, Constructivism, Dadaism, De Stijl, Doesburg, Gabo, Hepworth, Hunt, Millais, Mondrian, Neo-Platicism, Pollock, Pre-Raphaelitism, Rossetti, Rothko, Schwitters, Symbolism, Tzara, Van Eyck 1 Comment