- published: 02 Jun 2012
- views: 89
- author: foxhill09
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Lyrical Abstraction J.Daniels-Hall-Display.m4v
In January of 2012 my art changed dramatically. I didn't know why I felt that I needed to ...
published: 02 Jun 2012
author: foxhill09
Lyrical Abstraction J.Daniels-Hall-Display.m4v
In January of 2012 my art changed dramatically. I didn't know why I felt that I needed to start painting like this - it just needed to be. In February I was diagnosed with adenocarcinoma stage 2 lung cancer. I underwent lung surgery in April. I have decided against standard medical treatments and instead I have begun a natural course of therapy and my art is probably the biggest part of it. I have never enjoyed painting as much as I do now - this is what is inside of me and what insists on being brought forth. I have always been a realist painter and also a perfectionist. I don't have the time or desire to do that now. I paint what I want and what I feel. I love color, texture and movement. I am IN the paintings now as I work - and I don't think there is a better place to be. The style of this type of painting is called Lyrical Abstraction. A good explanation by Michael Cook, artist and critic, of this unique form of abstraction can be found at www.artinsight.com "The art of lyrical abstraction allows us to ponder meanings and emotions in ways that mere stripes of color, for instance, don't. Lyrical abstraction has something to say, and it often takes on the dynamics of psychological exploration. It may or may not include suggestions or representations of imagery from the natural world. The paintings may vary widely in visual effect, but all share a similar intent: evoking feelings of essence—and that all-important connection to higher, more esoteric worlds." (Michael Cook)
- published: 02 Jun 2012
- views: 89
- author: foxhill09
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How to Paint #3: Lyrical Abstraction
Video installation made for Alexander Guy's IN PUBLIC project Glasgow 2012...
published: 09 Apr 2012
author: Michael Windle
How to Paint #3: Lyrical Abstraction
Video installation made for Alexander Guy's IN PUBLIC project Glasgow 2012
- published: 09 Apr 2012
- views: 203
- author: Michael Windle
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Seeker of Hope & Lyrical Abstraction
Born in a time of open economy and increasing prosperity in China, Jia Aili represents a y...
published: 06 Sep 2012
author: SAMtelly
Seeker of Hope & Lyrical Abstraction
Born in a time of open economy and increasing prosperity in China, Jia Aili represents a young generation worried about losing age old traditions and values in a fast evolving world, questioning the true meaning of life. The solitary figures in his epic-scale and visually stunning works seem to be searching for hope amidst the ruins of modern civilisation. In the midst of his desolate landscapes, there exists a yearning and hope for a possibility of redemption and saving. Seeker of Hope: Works by Jia Aili will showcase Jia's works ranging from monumental oil paintings and installations, to delicate paper works. The exhibition runs till 23 September at the Singapore Art Museum. For more information, please visit www.singaporeartmuseum.sg Lyrical Abstraction: Works by Jeremy Sharma & Yeo Shih Yun is a parallel exhibition held in conjunction with Seeker of Hope: Works by Jia Aili. In this exhibition, the works of two young Singaporean painters with very different painting styles will be showcased -- Jeremy Sharma with oil on metal panels and Yeo Shih Yun with contemporary ink and new media. Both the young Singaporean artists demonstrate creativity and the ability to shape seemingly conventional art techniques into witty and ironic new forms of 'painting'. The exhibition runs till 23 September at the Singapore Art Museum. For more information, please visit www.singaporeartmuseum.sg
- published: 06 Sep 2012
- views: 429
- author: SAMtelly
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shelly Jyoti 24April 2007-News-HeadlinesToday-LYRICAL -ABSTRACTION India Habitat Center New Delhi
shelly jyoti 24 Apr2007-News-HeadlinesToday-11.00Am-2.52Min.mpg...
published: 08 Aug 2012
author: Shelly Jyoti
shelly Jyoti 24April 2007-News-HeadlinesToday-LYRICAL -ABSTRACTION India Habitat Center New Delhi
shelly jyoti 24 Apr2007-News-HeadlinesToday-11.00Am-2.52Min.mpg
- published: 08 Aug 2012
- views: 55
- author: Shelly Jyoti
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WL ART TV: Exhibition Opening - "Conversations in Lyrical Abstraction 1958 to 2009"
WL ART TV attend the opening night reception of the new exhibition at Conner Contemporary ...
published: 08 Aug 2012
author: WashingtonLifeTV
WL ART TV: Exhibition Opening - "Conversations in Lyrical Abstraction 1958 to 2009"
WL ART TV attend the opening night reception of the new exhibition at Conner Contemporary Art. An exhibition looking at the visual conversations among work by Morris Louis, Alma Thomas, Howard Mehring, Jeremy Blake and Leo Villareal.
- published: 08 Aug 2012
- views: 4
- author: WashingtonLifeTV
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Abstract photography
ANORAK SERIES- The boat spotter (12) Geometrical and lyrical abstraction with random pictu...
published: 23 Sep 2011
author: txurrimus
Abstract photography
ANORAK SERIES- The boat spotter (12) Geometrical and lyrical abstraction with random pictures taken around Crosby beach. With song "Victoria Lucas" by Moby (Destroyed, 2011)
- published: 23 Sep 2011
- views: 219
- author: txurrimus
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Web Design | Abstract Art Painting techniques on Canvas
Have a gander this awesome tutorial : Abstract Painting techniques on Canvas petesoriginal...
published: 03 Jul 2011
author: mortgagebrokerMiami
Web Design | Abstract Art Painting techniques on Canvas
Have a gander this awesome tutorial : Abstract Painting techniques on Canvas petesoriginalart.com In this short video I will show you how to use simple blending techniques to create an abstract art painting petesoriginalart.com From the cubism of Picasso in the early part of the 20th century to the latest up-to-date showing at that avant-garde gallery in town, abstract art has been all about change. Purveyors of modern abstract art will take commissions, true, and hew to a set of instructions, yet the art that is for sale in galleries has a rich history of styles to choose from, fauvism and Dadaism and lyrical abstraction. The electronic methods of making art have not been neglected, as anyone who has ever attended a hologram display can attest. Abstract art gained a new lease on life with the blossoming of electronic and robotic methods of expressing art. Form and color and texture combine in video abstraction as portrayed by the modern abstract artist Nam June Paik, the Korean-born artist who is said to have coined the phrase 'Information Superhighway.' Paik used media as they excited his interest, mastering one genre and then moving on to another. He has been called the first video artist, a natural progression from his artistic beginnings as a student of music. When he was inveigled by John Cage and other composers as well as conceptual artists to work in electronic art, he was more than ready to tackle another genre. He used both working and discarded television sets ...
- published: 03 Jul 2011
- views: 3633
- author: mortgagebrokerMiami
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Abstract Art Contemporary Abstract Expression Fine Online Art by Corey Barksdale Artist
www.coreybarksdale.com www.coreybarksdale.com Corey Barksdale is a native of Nashville, Te...
published: 21 Dec 2010
author: Corey Barksdale
Abstract Art Contemporary Abstract Expression Fine Online Art by Corey Barksdale Artist
www.coreybarksdale.com www.coreybarksdale.com Corey Barksdale is a native of Nashville, Tennessee. He was born into a family of artists and was introduced himself to art at an early age. Educated at the Atlanta College of Art, Barksdale graduated with a Bachelors degree in Fine Art in 1994. This artist's talent has provided him with opportunities to paint works that went on to be used as book covers, magazines, and posters. Today, Barksdale continues to hone in on his craft. He aspires to paint murals and is available for commission work in this respect. Visiting his website is a great way to view the diversity of his work. Here you will see original works of art that are both colorful and dynamic. There are works for sell on this site as well. Abstract art uses a visual language of form, color and line to create a composition which may exist with a degree of independence from visual references in the world. Western art had been, from the Renaissance up to the middle of the 19th century, underpinned by the logic of perspective and an attempt to reproduce an illusion of visible reality. The arts of cultures other than the European had become accessible and showed alternative ways of describing visual experience to the artist. By the end of the 19th century many artists felt a need to create a new kind of art which would encompass the fundamental changes taking place in technology, science and philosophy. The sources from which individual artists drew their theoretical ...
- published: 21 Dec 2010
- views: 3977
- author: Corey Barksdale
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Abstract Art Painting techniques on Canvas www.PetesOriginalArt.com
abstractartlesson.com Abstract Painting techniques on Canvas petesoriginalart.com In this ...
published: 10 Jun 2010
author: pdranitsin
Abstract Art Painting techniques on Canvas www.PetesOriginalArt.com
abstractartlesson.com Abstract Painting techniques on Canvas petesoriginalart.com In this short video I will show you how to use simple blending techniques to create an abstract art painting petesoriginalart.com From the cubism of Picasso in the early part of the 20th century to the latest up-to-date showing at that avant-garde gallery in town, abstract art has been all about change. Purveyors of modern abstract art will take commissions, true, and hew to a set of instructions, yet the art that is for sale in galleries has a rich history of styles to choose from, fauvism and Dadaism and lyrical abstraction. The electronic methods of making art have not been neglected, as anyone who has ever attended a hologram display can attest. Abstract art gained a new lease on life with the blossoming of electronic and robotic methods of expressing art. Form and color and texture combine in video abstraction as portrayed by the modern abstract artist Nam June Paik, the Korean-born artist who is said to have coined the phrase 'Information Superhighway.' Paik used media as they excited his interest, mastering one genre and then moving on to another. He has been called the first video artist, a natural progression from his artistic beginnings as a student of music. When he was inveigled by John Cage and other composers as well as conceptual artists to work in electronic art, he was more than ready to tackle another genre. He used both working and discarded television sets in his art ...
- published: 10 Jun 2010
- views: 254952
- author: pdranitsin
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Abstract Painting techniques
abstractartlesson.com Abstract Painting techniques by Peter Dranitsin www.PetesOriginalArt...
published: 10 Jun 2010
author: pdranitsin
Abstract Painting techniques
abstractartlesson.com Abstract Painting techniques by Peter Dranitsin www.PetesOriginalArt.com In this video I will paint a Fantasy Contemporary Abstract Painting called "A Tale Behind the Mirror" on Large gallery style canvas 36x36 inches. To learn more contemporary techniques on how to create an abstract art please visit my website at petesoriginalart.com From the cubism of Picasso in the early part of the 20th century to the latest up-to-date showing at that avant-garde gallery in town, abstract art has been all about change. Purveyors of modern abstract art will take commissions, true, and hew to a set of instructions, yet the art that is for sale in galleries has a rich history of styles to choose from, fauvism and Dadaism and lyrical abstraction. The electronic methods of making art have not been neglected, as anyone who has ever attended a hologram display can attest. Abstract art gained a new lease on life with the blossoming of electronic and robotic methods of expressing art. Form and color and texture combine in video abstraction as portrayed by the modern abstract artist Nam June Paik, the Korean-born artist who is said to have coined the phrase 'Information Superhighway.' Paik used media as they excited his interest, mastering one genre and then moving on to another. He has been called the first video artist, a natural progression from his artistic beginnings as a student of music. When he was inveigled by John Cage and other composers as well as conceptual ...
- published: 10 Jun 2010
- views: 33587
- author: pdranitsin
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Learn How to Paint Abstract Painting with Acrylics by Peter Dranitsin
abstractartlesson.com Learn How to Paint Abstract Painting with Acrylics by Peter Dranitsi...
published: 02 Jun 2010
author: pdranitsin
Learn How to Paint Abstract Painting with Acrylics by Peter Dranitsin
abstractartlesson.com Learn How to Paint Abstract Painting with Acrylics by Peter Dranitsin at petesoriginalart.com ORIGINAL ART IS NECESSARY FOR GOOD TASTE You've been a collector of posters and prints for a long time. Now you are ready to dive into the world of original art. Scary, isn't it? How you go about doing it will make all the difference, never fear. Since nearly the whole artistic world is online, the surest and safest way to begin your research on what you want to purchase is to browse online galleries. Any artist worth clicking on will have a well-set-up online gallery, explanations of himself and his artistic vision on the very first page. You read about the artist's background and methods, seeing for yourself whether you agree with his techniques and finished results. You surf the Web some more, and come back to a few favorite sites. Then, you consider your price outline and the purposes of buying original art: is it to be for your personal space in your home, the common area in your home, your office where colleagues will no doubt see it and learn about your taste from your choice or, more difficult perhaps than these options, is it to be a gift for a family member, colleague or institution? Will your choice reflect your intimate knowledge of the happy receiver of your largesse? Take a deep breath, now. It's not going to be insurmountable! Like any other sort of decision, you make a list consisting of pluses and minuses. What is suitable for your study at ...
- published: 02 Jun 2010
- views: 108415
- author: pdranitsin
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Steve Reich, Vermont Counterpoint, Adolph Gottlieb
Steve Reich, Vermont Counterpoint, 1982, Ransom Wilson, Solisti New York. Paintings by Ado...
published: 31 Jan 2010
author: mangott
Steve Reich, Vermont Counterpoint, Adolph Gottlieb
Steve Reich, Vermont Counterpoint, 1982, Ransom Wilson, Solisti New York. Paintings by Adolph Gottlieb 1903-1974). Adolph Gottlieb, recognized as one of the first color field painters and a pioneer of Lyrical Abstraction. His works evoke a universality and a search into the dimensions of space. "The surprise in a painting is not the surprise of discovering some kind of a story or myth, it's the surprise of finding a clear statement about something that you felt and then to see it, to see this feeling become materialized in paint, then it really exists. And until it is materialized, it's not really certain whether this really exists or not. So in a way, I suppose, what I have been doing with my painting is making manifest certain feelings that I have. And also ideas in their intangible form. Then I know that I am actually alive and this is not all a figment of some imagination."...Adolph Gottlieb...from an interview conducted by Dorothy Seckler In New York October 25, 1967.
- published: 31 Jan 2010
- views: 15717
- author: mangott
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Opera Gallery Budapest Exhibition by Patrizia Gucci "Bellezza Toscana"
The pictures exhibited by Patrizia Gucci at Opera Gallery in Budapest show a refined and i...
published: 05 May 2009
author: operagallerybudapest
Opera Gallery Budapest Exhibition by Patrizia Gucci "Bellezza Toscana"
The pictures exhibited by Patrizia Gucci at Opera Gallery in Budapest show a refined and intellectual painting. Her landscapes are neither realistic, nor entirely abstract. Nature is only a starting point and it is transformed towards a lyrical abstraction with a soft metaphysical undertone. The colours of Patrizia Guccis paintings dont follow those of the real world, their origin is not in the seen scenery. The colours of Patrizia Gucci come, first of all, from the dreamside of her being, and only in a second way, their origin is the reality. As Heidegger says, the essence of art is the poetical and I dont have any reason to decline this assertion what Patrizia Gucci makes is art in its entire sense. I wrote above, that beyond their firstly aesthetical, poetical aspect, Patrizia Guccis landscapes have also a secondary, metaphysical meaning. What could that be? It could be the pursuit to find the answer to the following question: Wouldnt it be better to live our life, as much as we can, in a poetical way? Who knows?... Havadi Nagy István (Professor of Aesthetics)
- published: 05 May 2009
- views: 1157
- author: operagallerybudapest
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summertime abstract on martin b40 bass
lyrical abstraction of cole porters summertime hope you like it sorry the levels in the vi...
published: 25 Apr 2012
author: theemperoramygdala
summertime abstract on martin b40 bass
lyrical abstraction of cole porters summertime hope you like it sorry the levels in the video are a bit blown i havent worked that bug out yet
- published: 25 Apr 2012
- views: 82
- author: theemperoramygdala
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Abstract Lyric on Wooden Floor in Atelier off old Factory
internationalalpswissart.blogspot.com Swiss artist Barbara Streiff by action painting in c...
published: 03 Apr 2008
author: alpswissart
Abstract Lyric on Wooden Floor in Atelier off old Factory
internationalalpswissart.blogspot.com Swiss artist Barbara Streiff by action painting in combination with visualisation by waer of friction on wooden floor in old factory - inspiration Surrealisme 1925 - lyric abstraction Mathieu 1845 - Action painting Jackson Pollock 1950 - Abstraction Sam Francis 1960 out history of Modern Art. Atelier Mollis Switzerland. Aktion mit Malerei der abstrakten Kunsttechnik " Tachisme " kombiniert mit der Visualisierung von Geschichten mit Abrieb vom alten Holzboden in der Spinnerei Mollis. George Mathieu Lyrical Abstraction is a French style of abstract painting current in the 1945 -1960. Very close to Art Informel, presents the European equivalent to Abstract Expressionism. The name Tachisme is sometimes used to describe the style. In 1947 the painter Georges Mathieu organized the exhibition "Abstraction lyrique" in Paris. The term that Mathieu chose for the exhibition, pointing clearly to the gap separating "cold" geometric abstraction from a "hot" organic and lyrical form of abstraction. Works by Wols, Hartung and Riopelle were exhibited.
- published: 03 Apr 2008
- views: 3766
- author: alpswissart
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[3 QUESTIONS WITH] Jeremy Sharma Part 1: Why black and white?
Kurosawa by Jeremy Sharma is a special art piece commissioned by SAM as part of the exhibi...
published: 17 Jul 2012
author: SAMtelly
[3 QUESTIONS WITH] Jeremy Sharma Part 1: Why black and white?
Kurosawa by Jeremy Sharma is a special art piece commissioned by SAM as part of the exhibition, Lyrical Abstraction: Works by Jeremy Sharma & Yeo Shih Yun. The oil on metal panel abstract installation is made up of black and white washes achieved by paint dripping down on aluminum panels at various speeds. Q: Why black and white? Jeremy Sharma: This work is all about contrast. It is about light and dark, positive and negative and I wanted to emphasize the sensation of black on white.
- published: 17 Jul 2012
- views: 121
- author: SAMtelly
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Heat of the Week (Pt. 12)
Check out the new and improved channel!! being Partner has its benefits I guess... for thi...
published: 09 Jun 2010
author: ParkerThaGhost
Heat of the Week (Pt. 12)
Check out the new and improved channel!! being Partner has its benefits I guess... for this HOTw I decided to get a little deeper with it...the full song will have more than one verse, but for now this is all you'll get... if you want something more upbeat then check out part 11 -- www.youtube.com if you want something more "Hip-Hop" then check out part 6 -- www.youtube.com oh, and srry we're late...but as usual, the saga continues... lyrics: chorus: one foot in front of the other/ today we suffer- yesterday was a motherfucker, tomorrow maybe tougher/ what if i never move further feel like I'm stuck in the gutter/ another who never got discovered to add to the clutter/ one foot in front of the other/ today we suffer- yesterday was a motherfucker, tomorrow maybe tougher/ but what've I got to loose, I choose every bruise/ cuz who the hell else could ever walk in these shoes verse: one foot goes up, but the other gotta stay down/ no matter hard I try, I can't get off this ground/ figured I'd be bound to be crowned/ if I jus hung around long enough to be found/ but jee how tha fuck am i supposed to do what i do/ you miss used your excuse so quit duckin tha truth/ fuck it i'm through/ / all the times my mind would rewind to that line but that's tha last time in fact i'm/ through tryina prove my dues to dudes/ you fools ALL sleeping on me, ya snooze, ya loose/ a new fuel for the flame food for ya brain/ unable to chew it then spew it and never try to use it again/ bash him and ...
- published: 09 Jun 2010
- views: 1509
- author: ParkerThaGhost
