Evening Coffee by David Anderson
This month’s exhibition
highlights 10 abstract prints from artists around the world. The exhibition focuses on artists who
have chosen a different method of communication through abstraction. The
National Gallery of Art defines abstraction in the arts as, “Rather than imitate their subject's natural
appearance, some artists deliberately change it. They stretch or bend forms,
break up shapes, and give objects unlikely textures or colors. Artists make
these transformations in an effort to communicate something they cannot convey
through realistic treatment. Works of art that reframe nature for expressive
effect are called abstract. Art that derives from, but does not represent, a
recognizable subject is called nonrepresentational or nonobjective abstraction.”
Each of the artists, Blaine
Brownell, Todd Bourret, Kate Park, David Anderson, T. Jake Miller, Jason
Belmonti, Adam Holtzman, Chuck Zimmer, Chelsea Thoumsin, and Diana Pappas, have
focused their works for Artocracy on exploring abstraction through digital art
multiples. Each was selected for
this exhibition because of their way of conveying content, color, and
abstraction through unusual sources.
Quote taken from the National Gallery of Art: National Gallery Of Art
This print is such a very nice. I like its colour combination. It is really excellent work.
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