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Lee Krasner, An Unsung Heroine of Abstract Expressionism
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In this post, we look at 20th century artist Lee Krasner, an unsung heroine of Abstract Expressionism. As a pioneering figure in this artistic genre, Krasner broke barriers and challenged norms, leaving an indelible mark on the art world. Let’s look at her artwork, and the profound impact she made in a male-dominated field. Lee…
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How Edvard Munch Influenced Our Emotions With Color
Edvard Munch, the Norwegian painter best known for his iconic work The Scream, left an indelible mark on the art world with his unique use of color. Munch was not just a master of capturing emotion through form; he utilized color as a powerful tool conveying psychological depth and narrative. Munch was deeply influenced by…
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Does Art Need a Message to Be Meaningful?
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Art is a powerful medium of expression, sparking debates and discussions about its purpose and meaning. People often ask Does Art Need a Message to be Meaningful? In this blog post, we discuss this intriguing question and explore the different perspectives surrounding it. Art As Expressing a Message: Storytelling and Social Commentary Traditionally, art was…
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Breathtaking Stormy Cloudscapes: Vlieger, Turner, Constable
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Clouds fascinate artists. Throughout history, we find captivating cloudscapes in art by famous painters depicting all types of weather. From the fluffy cumulus clouds of a sunny day to the ominous storm clouds of a thunderstorm, artists evoked a wide range of emotions with their cloudscapes. In this blog post, we review the artwork of…
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The Shape and Symbolism of the Elegant Calla Lily
The calla lily is not just a stunning flower; it holds a wealth of fascinating facts. From its elegant shape to its symbolism, let’s explore the intriguing world of calla lilies and uncover the secrets and beauty of these beautiful flowers. Is the Calla Lily a Real Lily? No, despite its name, calla lilies are…
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Judaica in Art – the Netilat Yadayim Hand Washing Cup
Jewish ritual hand washing cup, a simple concept with many different designs The Judaica object called Netilat Yadayim, the Jewish ritual hand washing cup, always interests me as an artist because of its varied designs. Although just a container for water, it has many different forms. Sometimes the cup is cylindrical, spherical, or a combination…
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Calming Complementary Colors in Art
Complementary colors in art are two colors that lie opposite each other on the color wheel. When used together, these colors yield an artwork that is bold and energetic. However, sometimes I don’t want energy in my artwork, but rather a calm feeling. And I also want a certain amount of liveliness that generates the…
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Here’s How I Boost My Creativity
Here are ideas on increasing creativity from Brent Eviston’s class Becoming Creative on Udemy. These activities help me find new ways to express myself in any medium.
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Solo Exhibition at the Waltuch Gallery, Tenafly NJ
From the Waltuch Gallery website: ‘The Waltuch Art Gallery infuses Jewish art and/or works by Jewish artists into our shared cultural experiences. The exhibits are designed to ignite imagination and encourage people to connect the visual arts with philosophical and spiritual concepts through a creative Jewish lens…The Waltuch Gallery exhibits rotate monthly, and feature the…
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Here’s What’s in My Creative Toolbox
I carefully choose the media to fit my subject. All my paints, brushes, pastels, pencils, and paper are of professional quality including Winsor & Newton, Daniel Smith, Arches, and Sennelier.
