Abstract Expressionism in 8 Minutes: From 'Jack The Dripper' to Color Fields 🔵🟡

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What is Abstract Expressionism? How did it skyrocket in popularity across the globe, and why does it hold a dominant position in the history of modern art to this day? Who started it? Who celebrated it? And what was so radical about Jackson Polloсk's art that earned him a nickname "Jack the Dripper"? Let's find out in this episode from Curious Muse!
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@calvingrondahl1011 2 года назад

Abstract expressionism is my favorite style of art. Number 32 by Jackson Pollock I like the best. He painted it in 1950 the year I was born.

@mjtino08 2 года назад

Ab EX was the movement that resonated with me instantly. I could easily relate on a subconscious and intuitive level. Action and color field painting enabled me to break free from the corporate design work I was involved with- my professional career as an Art Director and graphic designer was limited as to what I wanted to accomplish aesthetically and emotionally. When I discovered Ab-Ex, it freed me and I began experimenting with painting and drawing. It didn't take long to realize that accomplishing this style of creating was an intuitive and natural endeavor. Thank you AB-EXers of the past, present and future!

@stanzadan 8 месяцев назад

Abs Exp is my favourite, you don't have an idea in advance, you just have your heart and feeling to support you on their magical ways. It brings you all over the painting and it gives you all the chances to express yourself. ❤

@tweek9Arts Год назад

This is one of my favorite styles of art. 8 min well spent! Thanks!

@CuriousMuse Год назад

Woohoo, so good to hear! 👍🏻 we have other styles on this channel too in case of interest! 😅

@gul-e-zahrahaider4502 2 года назад

Love Rothko's approach , want to see them in real and experience an experience.

@karlabritfeld7104 Год назад

Rothko is the total opposite of Pollack.

@kaspershaupt 2 года назад

there is something about the chaotic, unstructured, "randomness" of something like a Jackson Polloсk painting that is really calming and southing to me. as someone who is struggling with over thinking everything, and wanting to make them "perfect". stuff like Polloсk's art help with those felling of being "perfect", how you can make something so beautiful and interesting that's not "perfect", kind of like life. i often think about the scene in Ex Machina were they talk about Polloсk's art, and how over thinking can leave you to not make a single mark.

@salmahamdy3073 2 года назад

I totally agree with you

@magnuskallas 2 года назад

That's the thing... Action art has its virtues. Though I'm on the side of audience thinking most modern contemporary-expressionistic art is shit. And it's not because of its form, it's because it is a fake overproduced cop-out of actually expressing oneself. Lately I've noticed this trend of "bigger is better". I'm sure you have noticed it too. Galleries are becoming warehouses. That is, one without a studio won't stand a chance against funded studios with blobs the size of 6 meters times 2 meters to be noticed back to back. While I don't agree with street art most of the time, in current age and time graffiti is actually closest to modern expressionism as can be. Most walls become abstract contemporary art after 10 layers of different gangs and angst.

@tmamone83 Год назад

People say, "Oh, my kid could do that!" However, as an abstract expressionist painter, I can tell you that you really need to have an eye for color, space, and brush strokes. Everything has to be balanced, although I can't tell you what that balance is. You just know.

@CuriousMuse Год назад

Agree! Do you have a website where we can see your work? 😍

@tmamone83 Год назад

@@CuriousMuse That's what I'm trying to do right now, but Squarespace is not being nice to me.

@davidadams2395 Год назад

I understand your explanation, but what makes a great when there are so many who paint in abstract expressionism? There has to be some element of hype; for instance, Guggenheim's championing of the early greats.

@tmamone83 Год назад

@@davidadams2395 Well, you know what they say. Success depends on who you know. Or at least that’s what I say.

@davidadams2395 Год назад

@@tmamone83 😄👍 Nevertheless, I might try my hand at it. If anything, it could teach me to loosen up in my painting.

@user-li7se1fp1t Год назад

This is very influential, informative, insightful, and inspirational! Great video! 😊👍

@rontober4611 3 месяца назад

I love it. Bring me more. I'm an abstract expressionist painter , and never felt comfortable with that label. to me my artwork was always a spiritual experience and close to me emotionally. So it always felt solid and true. Not distant. I'm more comfortable with the term now, A little better. I've always loved the artist you showed. Give me more. I love the jazz music also. You make me feel good. ❤💛🧡💙

@alisturkericmacnanty159 2 года назад

Action or color field painting they're both amazing to me. If you'd asked me 15 or 20 years ago I would have said they were junk, but somewhere along the line my eyes began to rest on them with ease and I was totally captivated by them. By the way, I love this blog!

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

Same here - years ago would have said something totally different about them 😅 vs now!

@charpnatl 2 года назад

Fantastic Video! I enjoy both action painting and color field paintings. I was drawn to them before I even know what they were or who did them.

@lesliecallaway6544 Год назад

Thank you for the art lesson on AbEx!!! I love both styles - I am drawn to bright colors and how they look together. I also love Jackson’s wild and crazy “throwing paint around” style!

@CuriousMuse Год назад

You’re welcome! 🙏🏻

@steffthesensitive4697 11 месяцев назад

I don’t get what people don’t get. If you don’t like it that’s okay. But it’s still art. It can be arresting, beautiful, action oriented, moody, all sorts of things you can get lost in. What’s wrong with liking art because you like how it looks?! It’s a visual medium! If people hate the lack of order and representation then there’s so much art out there for them. I like abstract expressionism because it allows me the viewer to project onto it. It feels like a pure relationship that involves my own memories and preferences for color. So what if there is no narrative to broader message. Art can be beautiful and be decorative and still have meaning. I don’t know why people think only renaissance painters are artists. Sure the art takes different skills and evokes different things but both are valid forms of artistic expression. I love it and I don’t think it has to be endlessly conceptual. Do I like how this looks? Do I want to keep looking? That’s what matters.

@michaelbeaver4650 Год назад

Love it, love everything about it! Thanks.

@saran4783 2 года назад

I just had to do a presentation today about minimalism and talked all about the connections between it and abstract expressionism. I’d love to see you guys cover minimalism next!

@ezzovonachalm9815 2 года назад

"Oa just founded nano préorganic neo naturalism workin' at the nano scale level.To be able to be inspired by my work You 'll need a supersonic microscope." Bud Mcblohb

@CuriousMuse Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion - handy as we plan our 2023 content!

@karlabritfeld7104 Год назад

What has abstract expressionism got to do with minimalism?

@thomassommerfeld8494 10 месяцев назад

I would put up nothing and then be outraged and tell the audience they do not understand.

@lukegehring5305 2 года назад

For 16 years I gave tours in a major art museum. I frequently was assigned tours highlighting the names in this documentary. Mine were considered among the best, owing to the fact that I was aided by an art professor who knew them personally. This was critical because otherwise I found, and still do, though I could never state on a tour, their work to be pretentious, empty and a dead end, which monopolized the art world for far too long.

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

Very interesting - thank you for sharing!

@supremereader7614 6 месяцев назад

I love abstract and color field painting - I didn’t even know that was a term - but I guess it is now.

@desertportal353 Год назад

Good quick overview here - would like to see more on this subject.

@normapadro420 2 года назад

Hello. I like my art work. I don't compare it to anyone. I like your video. I enjoyed every art work showcased here. I like everyone of them. Thank you for sharing all their styles.

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

Wonderful to hear -- thanks for watching this video!

@AliBaba-ke5jn 2 года назад

For me, it's Joan Mitchell. I absolutely love her work.

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

Me too!

@karlabritfeld7104 Год назад

I don't

@julieakeman7101 2 года назад

nice, when I was a teen for the Senior Project I had to pick a subject, I chose Impressionism at the time, I'm an artist and have gone through many changes, and now my stuff has turned to abstract expressionism, and I think it was fighting with me for awhile, the colors were spot on, bright and really evoke a mood, but the objects I was painting wasn't clicking, I love paint, and with what I'm doing now it shows. I loved this video it gave me more info about what exactly abstract expressionism is.

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

Good luck with painting - so nice you enjoy it!

@tiantianyin3814 Год назад

Insightful and informative

@CuriousMuse Год назад

Wonderful 😍

@Tomthestarhartnell 2 года назад

Wonderful video. Abstract expressionism is my favorite style. Nothing says therapy like making a mess, and trying to figure out what to make of it later. It's meticulous in its very own way. It's the ENFP of the art world

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

We love ENFP ❤️

@karlabritfeld7104 Год назад

That's funny because I am an enfp and I paint abstract expressionism.

@Tomthestarhartnell Год назад

@@karlabritfeld7104 same, it's the colors the feelings and the vibes in general, something quite relaxing and pleasing to en ENFP

@eyefills 7 месяцев назад

The purely abstractionist vision of spiritual and visual unification has missed, and, in fact, further alienated most of our viewers. We new Artists must now build a visually sense-i-cal "Bridge" in our shared visual language.

@a.m9038 2 года назад

I love your videos Please do more ! Have a nice day everyone !

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

Thank you! ☺️

@EsmeeCycles 5 месяцев назад

Very Informative thank you

@luttle_lu 2 года назад

I've heard, that Lee Krasner, a wife of Pollock, was also a remarkable artist, but devoted all of her pasion and strength to her husbend, so that we hear about her much less, than it should be.

@karlabritfeld7104 Год назад

Female artists have always been poo pooed and given less press than male artists, even though most female artists are much better.

@postrimerabeard5476 2 года назад

Saludos, gracias por compartir interesante video. Me encanta estilo porque lleva un mensaje social que construye además de la sublime expresión del artista, sus emociones, vivencias, expresadas en el lienzo y con la utilidad de materiales que favorecen su lenguaje uníco de cada artista.

@amandasymon4363 Год назад

You have opened my eyes further 🙏

@CuriousMuse Год назад

Did we? Ohhhhh ☺️

@purplexs2506 2 года назад

Abstract Impressionism arrived in Australia with a bang when our National Gallery acquired Pollock's "Blue Poles" (No 11, 1952) in 1973, for the mind-blowing sum of $1.2 Mill AUD (about $900,000 US a the time?). The purchase required sign-off from the Australian Govt, and caused quite a stink. We've never been the same since. And Blue Poles is probably worth 100x as much now. At least.

@karlabritfeld7104 Год назад

Yes because Jackson Pollack is dead.

@paniHelena 2 года назад

Great video, thanks! 🔵🟡

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

😍👍🏻

@austinfreyrikrw6651 2 года назад

Did someone mention abstract expressionism as being the ENFP of the art world? I'd say rather, action paintings are ENFP (extroversion and perceptive - expressive, explosive, free forms, spontaneous) , whereas color field paintings are more INFJ (introversion and judging - meditative, controlled and deliberate).

@carrieleung9394 Год назад

Ah, thank you for your explanation. I kinda know why I like color field paintings more. I couldn’t answer myself the why before.

@karlabritfeld7104 Год назад

Funny enough I am an enfp and I paint abstract expressionism.

@CG-ql5rr Год назад

I prefer a pleasing looking image, no matter it is,abstract or realistic, as long as it gives me that vibe,i like it

@angelajsacaartistaffiliatedwpl 8 месяцев назад

Very beautiful.

@noorfathima7291 5 месяцев назад

It was amazing

@carlm.m.5470 6 месяцев назад

I want to dislike Jackson Pollock's works, bu t can't. There's a blind guy that paints the most incredible displays of natural light streaming through an otherwise traditional landscape. His color choices look noting like life-like colors you'd expect. However the mathematics in the way he uses them brings out some sort of natural order and a huge sense of awe. My favorite piece of art associated with Jackson Pollock is the acting job by Ed Harris and the scene where he is riding his bike back from the store to get beer. Someone honks at him as he is peddling and he tries to wave back while drinking. He tries to wedge the beer so he can wave and ends up hitting a bump, crashing forward slowly and breaking all the full beer bottles. The man could not stop making his famous marks, not even on the sidewalks.

@totwitty 3 месяца назад

Late to the party but not the art! I began my artistic journey around the age of 10 doing exactly action Ab EX! Long since gotten away from it for the most part, but I still throw a good fit once or twice a year!

@klausder1395 2 года назад

Very Nice.. Thanks.

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

😚🙏🏻

@capote4779 2 года назад

Really good video

@Motolani. 2 года назад

Please make a video on African Art

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

Great idea - also we have a video about non-western art on this channel which can be interesting to watch

@magnuskallas 2 года назад

Now, I like Pollock, but you did go for a cheap shot example here :) To explain Pollock's structure you used “Mural”(1943) as an example, which was the shift-over point for him making sense to going full blown action art. It was before the "drip".

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

Thanks for this very important clarification! ☺️👍🏻

@magnuskallas 2 года назад

@@CuriousMuse :D I hope you understand I wasn't nit-picky for the sake, just happened to do some research and the same image popped up... I think it was the New York Times article.

@douglasreynolds-op1no 7 месяцев назад

Motherwell & Kline, my very favorites!

@jonjohns7080 Год назад

Rothko is my favorite painter

@armonek 2 года назад

thank you! i really enjoyed the video and i also learnt something new again. i would like to see videos about the great performance artist Marina Abramovic or about genius directors such as David Lynch, Jim Jarmusch, Stanley Kubrick, Tarkovszkij etc. or about not well known music genre like reggae, blues, funk... !!!

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

Thank you for watching! Great suggestions 👍🏻 By the way, we plan to have a live conversation about Stanley Kubrick on this channel on March 30 - tune in to listen!

@daaimdaanish7016 2 года назад

Like! No... I LOVE Abstract Expressionism... Color Field on mine! Rothko is my dude!

@artawhirler 2 года назад

Thanks for doing this video!

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

😍🙏🏻

@ruchirpatil4037 2 года назад

you need a twitter account, it is a great platform for putting out bits of information. I will love to see it

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

Great idea 👍🏻

@jchow5966 10 месяцев назад

Sone people back om the day - some people thought this was stupid.

@user-up2hh6ny5s 2 года назад

Pollock's works look wild but super subtle cause they have structure? I see, and Mark Rothko's works are with a sense of atmospheric depth and intended to be tear-jerkers like Mozart's compositions? That's why maybe he put an emphasis on silence. But most of Mozart pieces including that I like are too jaunty in melody to make my face look bathed in tears. What should I do? Maybe I should come back after listening to some of Mozart's accomplishments with sublime beauty that could help me shed tears next time I look at Rothko's < Rothko Chapel> or on your channel .😉 By the way, Alfred H. Barr Jr, allegedly a very supportive senior curator at MOMA whose name is not mentioned here was no less a big help than Peggy Guggenheim. So I heard . These American abstract expressionists must have been very lucky to have them both, one very supportive financially and the other in curation service. Thanks again.. it was very informative..☺

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

😍👍🏻

@karlabritfeld7104 Год назад

You're overthinking. Rothko was introverted and ended up committing suicide. Pollack died in a car crash while driving drunk. Two different styles, two different people.

@user-up2hh6ny5s Год назад

@@karlabritfeld7104 Two totally different styles, right. I think Rothko's signature style,with its ambiguity of boundaries and color-matching, creates a mysterious mood. I'm not sure if it's appropriate to call it a sort of primitivism or elemental, perhaps due to his use of colours. I've been drawn to his use of color and composition for the past few months.

@senaitzequala3501 Год назад

This is good and ❤🎉

@CuriousMuse Год назад

😍👌🏻

@knightshade6232 2 года назад

may baby can do abstract too, its so easy

@CuriousMuse Год назад

😅

@heteundso9259 2 года назад

nice video

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

😍

@mattcampbell3857 2 месяца назад

At the end of the world, most these works will be long left behind while countless works before them are absconded to Mars.

@Cope393 5 месяцев назад

❤ Rothko

@Bluebird_Legacy Год назад

Action!

@CuriousMuse Год назад

🎨👌🏻

@loaded6666 Год назад

2.99£ is art, instead of 3, 2.99 is more art . :) Abstract don't have to have meaning, randomness, spontaneous decisions were and always will be norms. It's abstract that is why it's abstract. No need to prove anything to anyone same goes for everyone hashtag random

@charlesben7856 Год назад

I’m watching you from Morocco , do the Arabic caption in all of your videos please

@CuriousMuse Год назад

Thank you for watching - absolutely, we’ll make sure Arabic captions are added on all videos (they are on some at the moment)

@charlesben7856 Год назад

@@CuriousMuse thank you so much I’ll suggest your channel to all my friends

@ezzovonachalm9815 2 года назад

Awful amazing and soothing are also very nice, colorfull paintings performed by an elefant I stupidly forgott his name.

@sharone.langley2923 20 дней назад

And what about Janet Sobel?

@CuriousMuse 19 дней назад

Huge contributions and sadly often described as a “Forgotten Female Artist Who Influenced Jackson Pollock”. Hopefully we’ll be able to make a video about Janet one day 🙏🏻

@ltwig476 6 месяцев назад

I like working in Ab-Ex. I think it was killed off before they had the chance to go into another generation and take it to it's highest level. As an illustrator and painter, I have a harder time connecting with Pop because it feels too much like illustration and less about creative art. Though Pop works great with digital communication and all other forms of illustration. Just wish it would stay there, where it belongs.

@ROMANTIKILLER2 2 года назад

Personally, I don't get this style. Especially when it comes to Color Field paintings, while I hear they were meant to evoke strong emotional response from the observers, I have always found intellectually pretentious and they were never able to connect with me at any level. To each its own, I suppose.

@sharonwinters1054 2 месяца назад

Question: Have you ever been tasked with sitting next to someone who has recently taken up painting and wants to share photos of their (action) "Abstract Paintings" ? I find a common denominator among these "artists" -- conversation hogs, little to no interest in my artistic training, lack of awareness. Crickets when I stop with the comments/observation.

@dannistor7294 2 года назад

..." do you like abstract painting?"..."which style do you prefer: action painting or color field painting?"... keep making money, "curious" etc.etc.

@perrywidhalm114 2 года назад

I wonder if Jackson Pollock had a laugh at the art world by creating nonsensical "art" by dripping paints on a canvass and watching to see what are "experts" made out of it? I wonder .....

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

I wonder too… 🤔

@Matlacha_Painter Год назад

I was irascible until Nicolas stole my heart.

@CuriousMuse Год назад

Such a good outcome 😅👍🏻

@vatchesolakian6361 Год назад

Funny how they always omit Gorky

@CuriousMuse Год назад

🤷🏻‍♂️

@RobCoghanable 2 месяца назад

If Pollock survived his drunken crash he would have been charged with vehicular manslaughter

@barbleigh5571 2 года назад

Do I connect with this form of expressionism in a deep emotional sense? Hmm…no…I try to ignore it as much as possible

@andrewwebb2241 9 месяцев назад

If you would dump the screen shots and graphics and instead show more art, this would be much stronger.

@scottgrant8783 Год назад

As a art history nerd look at my pic lol abstract expressionism is about the act of making so in music this made no sheet music spontaneous music dah jazz! Jazz is just freestyling artist... abstract expressionism

@Adam-nu7bi 4 месяца назад

Baroque + expressionism = supermarket aesthetics

@CuriousMuse 4 месяца назад

🙂

@rron5641 Год назад

Art must be complicated and hard to make in order for it to be art. Complex things are better than simple things. You can't just make something that's simple and not complicated. Only complicated things are beautiful. Realism is very hard and complicated so it's the most beautiful form of art. Abstract art is simple and easy to do some it't the worst form of art. Why are people spending millions of dollars are art. They should be spending millions of dollars buying complicated things like sports cars and sneakers. It's kinda like when people make simple food with only a couple of ingredients; it just cannot be good. If you make food it has too super complex and use hundreds of ingredients in order that it tastes good. Simple food is just plain bad. If someone offers me food that has fewer than 50 ingredient I scoff and laugh in their face. Simpletons is what I call them. They are unable to appreciate complicated food that has double digit ingredient numbers. Same goes with painting. People who enjoy abstract art are unable to appreciate very complicated pieces of art. Take that "modern art" LOL. I bet you feel dumb haha.

@CuriousMuse Год назад

Interesting but debatable? Why simple art is the worst form of art? What is art?

@carabosse4 Год назад

only known in usa..

@CuriousMuse Год назад

Well, originated in New York City but it did become a dominant trend in Western painting during the 1950s.

@rosidmuhtadi6339 7 месяцев назад

I have no cat 😊

@jamesjacocks6221 Год назад

Action Painting established that art is in the viewer, and Color Theory took this farther and put art in the mechanistically constructed mind. I see both approaches as potentially fraudulent because they required explanations; sophistry and little else. The public was essentially told it could not understand art and needed sophisticates to explain it. Thus realized, art would continue on to enlighten us all. As an artist I have learned to eschew explanations given by non-artists, who will enlighten us with their academic understandings. Art is, and it is without the help of auction houses, investment schemes and cocktail party sophistry. This art leads nowhere. Every one of these painters ran out of ideas. Pollack just ran off the road....

@sharonwinters1054 2 месяца назад

Best comment of all!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

@Apeiron242 2 года назад

Button. Not buh-in. "Together with" is redundant.

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

Thank you 🙏🏻

@user-dn6nb5ku9b Год назад

And again we see even in an art filed, taken by man😏While woman serving the whole family , man just playing with colours

@CuriousMuse Год назад

Hopefully it’s quickly changing!

@karlabritfeld7104 Год назад

Jackson Pollack sold himself out doing paintings for money. He hated those drip paintings. After s few years he refused to do any more. What does that tell you? His earlier paintings were very good. But a big gallery owner wanted him to come up with some different crap so that she could make his work into a commodity. The art world is bullshit.

@CuriousMuse Год назад

Art is art - some created due to creativity and passion, some due to a desire to experiment and some just for money. It’s on the viewer to decide what they like or not.

@jcabram6642 Год назад

Abstract art is lazy and talentless art. It's a way for people with no artist ability, or people too lazy to learn, to be able to call themselves artist. I'm sorry if that hurts your feels, and I'm sorry if you poured your heart and soul into throwing paint at a canvas without a speck of ability or technique. But it's the truth.

@CuriousMuse Год назад

Sometimes it’s not about the talent but about the artists life, experience and story they put in their work.

@jcabram6642 Год назад

@@CuriousMuse I so humbly apologize. I NEVER mean to offend, even though it may come off that way. But I myself have spent countless hours studying the rules and laws of art, color, and theory, not to mention the thousands of dollars in art schooling, just so some EMO with a broken heart can splash black and red paint at a canvas, and compare himself to me. I'm so sorry, truly I am, if that hurts their feelings. But it is what it is. Farting into a snare drum does not make you a musician.

@user-ji8wt7hq6s 8 месяцев назад

Абстрактный импрессионизм,собрал вокруг себя всех,кто не умеет рисовать.....

@CuriousMuse 8 месяцев назад

😅

@Tomahawk1999 5 месяцев назад

Any art that the artists themselves have no clue about is not art. Its guilt shaming the viewer to believe they are not sophisticated enough to understand. by buying this kind of complete hogwash the user feels like they belong. These abstractionists with no talent whatsoever are playing with people's desire to belong

@sharonwinters1054 2 месяца назад

The Emporer's New Clothes

@user-dx4mi6uz7o Год назад

Its it hard to understand a nonsense everytime made with feelings and no painting limitations. They can't understand my painting and tell me that this is not abstract

@luisc1211 2 года назад

\joke\

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

🤔

@luisc1211 2 года назад

@@CuriousMuse Yeah nothing to reply to... explaining a dripping painter, not sustainable.😁 Andy Warhol, another Hamparte and not a painter but a printer.

@yankeeluver100 5 месяцев назад

The video games I play have more artistic merit than most of these paintings.

@speeksasfada 6 месяцев назад

ironic economy

@honeysucklecat 2 года назад

When a video begs for likes and subs and hit the dum notification bell at the beginning it’s invariably crap, so I block the channel

@CuriousMuse 2 года назад

Hope you feel better now 😅

@luisc1211 2 года назад

Jackson Pollok poses great subtlety ?? LOL, what a jocke in spanish there's a term we call "Hamparte" and it's define by someone's art that can easily be reproduced by other person with no talent, this is the real Problem with Pollok... no talent at all. His paintings are just a drip on canvas and experts pull out their behinds such weak arguments to explain what has no meaning, please!!! Everything that is not art can be called Hamparte and Jackson Pollok reproduces no great art at all, no matter how you put it.

@CuriousMuse Год назад

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@Drbob369 8 месяцев назад

It skyrocketed by insulting and degrading human dignity lol

@paulabennett4788 5 месяцев назад

In other words anyone could do Abstract Art. There's no training or talent in this work. It's an idea that looks like the artist can't be bothered to learn the technique in Art. Turner went to train in art and you could say some of his work is abstract. Rembrandt had a brilliant eye and was a painter in realism. All the Italian painters, i.e. Michael Angelo, and many more, painted art that shows how to draw and apply paint. People queue for hours to see the Mona Lisa. Van Gough, and so many more in galleries world wide. Abstract Art in my opinion is a lazy way of applying paint on canvas. 😂😂😂😂

@amandapbandeira 11 месяцев назад

search for Fayga Ostrower, her work is beautiful, I only understood abstract after her works/books

@kozavr 10 месяцев назад

You don't explain what is Abstract Expressionism you just tell the history of it. Those are not the same things :)))

@desertstar223 9 месяцев назад

Abstract paintings must be the biggest con ever. I just couldn't help but to burst out laughing when I saw this rubbish that is called art. Leonardo da Vinci must be having nightmares to see these con artists messing on a canvas and calling it art Absolute garbage!!!

@CuriousMuse 9 месяцев назад

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@desertstar223 9 месяцев назад

@@CuriousMuse So that's your response to my comment? ONE emoji? Don't you have anything intelligent to say? Like challenging my comment at least. Or do you admit that abstract paintings are pretend art. Show me any person in the world that cannot imitate Jackson Pollock's "art". You don't need any talent to mess around with paint like he did.

@LyubomirIko 6 месяцев назад

I am an artist bro. I paint with oil and all sorts of other traditional medias, both representative and abstract, as well I have many digital audio-visual works and whatnot. You simplify and doesn't not have the sensitivity to that topic. And that's fine, I don't like rock and metal music for instance. Like... I can't stand it. But I am fully aware that there is ton of rock/metal geniuses and that it's not objectively bad music, although I can't listen to it. Also, obviously the amount of mediocre rock/metal music is enormous. But again, I fully understand that whatever makes rock/metal music good doesn't rest on that predominant majority. Did I care to understand what makes rock/metal music good? No. No. I simply can't stand the format, the atmosphere, anything about it. But man. I fully understand that my lack of enthusiasm, interest and sensitivity doesn't mean rock/metal music is bad.

@desertstar223 6 месяцев назад

@@LyubomirIko Unlike you, I like rock music and music in general. I also like and enjoy art (across different mediums). However, no one is going to convince me that making swirls, stripes, drips and splotches on a canvas is art. You telling me that I simplify and does not have the sensitivity to that topic is condescending. How do you know that? Do you realise that I have a right to my opinion as you have to yours. You making an analogy by you not liking rock music but that others may have a taste for it is so lame and unoriginal. You could have compressed every thing you wanted to say in 2 or 3 three sentences, but you preferred to write half a book, because you think it may make you seem intellligent and smart. However, it just displayed your arrogance and your attitude of superiority and your perceived excellent penmanship. You don't impress me. In fact, I despise your type that think you are better than other people and should guide them how to live their lives. You, my dear sir, can go piss somewhere else. You're a nothing person.