Abstract Art Articles from Digestopia
Thursday, August 31st, 2006Abstract Art Paintings
In general terms, abstract art paintings break the monotony of realism and reject the fact that paintings should depict pragmatism. In the pre-World War II era, abstract art painters mostly depicted spiritualism or intellectualism, rejecting the 20th century motto of art for art’s sake and replacing realism with spirituality and rationality. Furthermore, with the advent of the technology age, abstract art has gained greater significance.
Abstract Art Galleries
An abstract art gallery or museum usually hosts art exhibitions and is also used as a location for the sale of art. Some of the abstract art form represented in such museums includes fauvism, cubism, surrealism and abstract expressionism.
Mystical Abstract Art
When attempts have been made to describe a work of abstract art many people have used words like feelings, emotions, and soul. I think these words are clues to what is actually happening within both the viewer and the artist.
Lolla Lives: Shepard Fairey-Webisode 1, Andre’s Posse
Part 1 in Perry Farrell’s interview with legendary artist Shepard Fairey, in which the origins for his Obey Andre the Giant viral street art campaign are discussed.
Lolla Lives: Shepard Fairey-Webisode 2, Banksy
Part 2 in Perry Farrell’s convo with street art king Shepard Fairey. Among the topics covered in this segment is Shepard’s respect for graphic artist, Banksy, the importance of keeping a political and graphical integrity, and choosing potential canvases.
Lolla Lives: Shepard Fairey-Webisode 3, Toys
Part 3 of Shepard Fairey’s Lolla Lives interview with Perry Farrell. This webisode discusses Shepard’s customized PVC Obey toys and what is considered art in today’s world.
Lolla Lives: Shepard Fairey-Webisode 4, Politics of Aesthetics
Part 4 of Perry Farrell’s interview with street artist Shepard Fairey.
Lolla Lives: Shepard Fairey-Webisode 5, Street Galleries
The final installment of Perry Farrell’s interview with street artist Shepard Fairey.