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    “that the process was intensified by the “drip” method of paint splashed over a canvas stretched on the floor but it was seen at its most grandiose in Cathedral.” They also went on to state that Cathedral was the furthest point to which Pollock ’s Abstract Expressionist style could be taken. -When you have spoken of your paintings you stated that you like to place the painting on the floor so you feel more in it‚ how did you come upon this? It is a known fact that Pollock liked to walk around

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    Leap‚ pirouette‚ stop‚ turn the knob of the radio‚ throw the paint sideways‚ and whatever you do‚ do not react to the bird call. Although all of those things seem to be random‚ they all have intention. Every action‚ reaction‚ and idea has a purpose. John Cage‚ Merce Cunningham‚ and Jackson Pollock were all artists in different fields who created work personifying the balance between freedom and control‚ meaningless and purposeful actions‚ and random and planned events. They were pioneers of future

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    Barnet Newman

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    Barnett Newman (1905-70) Abstract Expressionist By MUHAMMAD FAHEEM TUFAIL Roll No 07 MA (Hons.) Visual Arts NCA LAHORE Barnett Newman NAME: BARNETT NEWMAN BIRTH DATE: HANUARY 19‚ 1905 PLACE OF BIRTH: NEW YORK‚ UNITED STATES DEATH: JULY 3‚ 1970 PLACE OF DEATH: NEW YORK‚ UNITED STATES NATIONALTY: AMERICAN GENDER: MALE OCCUPATION: PAINTER The American painter Barnett Newman was a central figure among color-field abstractionists between 1950 and 1970. He was

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    In order to fully understand Jackson Pollock’s Shimmering Substance‚ you must first understand Jackson Pollock’s life and how his ideas came to be. At an early age Jackson Pollock and his family were abandoned by his father. This may be the root cause of Pollock’s depression that he faced throughout his entire life. At the age of eleven Pollock moved to Phoenix‚ Arizona. During his time in Phoenix Pollock discovered Native American Art. The Native American art that Pollock discovered was extremely

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    the purplish borders emerge as if to sink the shapes rather than float them. The suggested mobility of positive and negative spaces implies an extraordinary sense of introspective depth. Though Rothko was classified as one of the leading figures of Abstract Expressionists‚ his paintings seemed to transcend Greenbergian flatness and appeal to more human senses than merely opticality. The broad areas of color in No.12‚ as well as those of his other major practices‚ are his vehicles to evoke the primal

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    such as Lavender Mist to Blue Poles‚ witnesses to his art claim to be left in a state of tizzy excitement which is completely due to the work itself with no reference whatsoever to his background. Even if it was partially due to his unique style of abstract painting‚ Pollock was well known for his unconventional mediums of art as well as his new interpretations of images. Critics of his work rarely feel the need to bring up his pained background because holistically‚ troubled pasts are simply correlations

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    The following example shows all three artistic devices combined in the form of an early American political caricature published in New York in 1860 (Graph.01). Following the basic form of artistic interpretation as developed by Erwin Panofsky‚ the first step will be a description of what can be seen inside the image‚ followed by the examination of their iconographical meaning‚ and finally‚ the iconological interpretation will be brought to the light (Panofsky ???). Once these steps are done‚ the

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    same period; the 1940s‚ 50s‚ and 60s. Almost every aspect of their art is antonymous and extremely different‚ from their art practice‚ to the meaning they constructed in their works‚ to the audience and world they reflected. Jackson Pollock wasn an Abstract Expressionist who used the Action Painting style‚ as opposed to the Colour Field Painting style. He was active in the 1940s and 1950s‚ joining a wealth of artists moving to the newly established art capital of the world. Pollock ’s art practice

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    Dallas Museum of Art

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    Though always considered a notch below a world-class institution‚ the Dallas Museum of Art significantly improved its standing within the art world when it received the undeniably world-class modern and contemporary art collections of three prominent local collectors (the Hoffmans‚ the Rachofskys‚ and the Roses); the collections‚ gifted together in an unprecedented deal‚ totaled more than 900 works and with subsequent acquisitions has grown since the announcement to more than 1‚200. The Edward Larrabee

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    Autumn Rhythm

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    I chose the painting Autumn Rhythm 1950 by Jackson Pollock. When I first saw the painting‚ I knew from the start that this was the masterpiece perfect for this project. My initial response to this painting was confusion. I did not understand it; I did not know what I was looking at. I thought to myself‚ is there something I’m supposed to look for? It seemed impossible to find something due to the numerous slobs of paint everywhere. I did not understand how this could even be a masterpiece. After

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