This work belongs to the period of Abstract Expressionism, but while Abstract Expressionism was happening in the US, in Europe there was a similar version of it called Art Informel. This movement was the one Carla Accardi joined since the beginning of her career, even though she integrated it with her personal view on art […]
Joan Mitchell is one of the few women artists that got recognized as such during their lives in the mid-20th century. She belongs to the Abstract Expressionism, working in a way that is very similar to Willem de Kooning or Franz Kline. Although being owned by the Centre Pompidou, this work is exhibited now at […]
[Support us with a symbolic coffee! It is a huge help for us to keep up with our work!] At the time of this post, July 2018, this work can be seen in the Temples’ Valley in Agrigento, Italy. Agrigento is a wonderful city on the coast of Sicily, where many different ancient temples are still […]
[Support us with a symbolic coffee! It is a huge help for us to keep up with our work!] “Strumming my pain with his fingers. Singing my life with his words…” – The Fugees In the painting Klingsors Garten one can palpably see the skinning of the painted canvas. The hot lead that was poured on […]
[Support us with a symbolic coffee! It is a huge help for us to keep up with our work!] On Kawara was one of the most popular conceptual artists, and his Today Series, made of single Date Paintings, are exhibited all around the world. A single piece of the series is composed by a painting (the […]
Here is when artificial and natural come together, when humans and landscape are one only thing, when art and Earth are not distinguishable anymore: Land Art. Land Art has been called in many different ways, such as Earth Art, Earth Works, Environmental Art, but from here on we will refer to it just as Land […]
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