| Now I think it was something different, the struggle was between figurative art and abstract art. |
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| The museum, featuring the works of artists like Matisse and Picasso, holds one of the largest collections of cubist, surrealist and abstract art. |
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| In a 1943 letter to the New York Times, Gottlieb and Mark Rothko became the first to articulate the tenets of the new abstract art. |
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| Much has been said about abstract art and spirituality, and these works offer food for thought in that respect. |
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| Oshiro Onchi like Kandinsky were creative forerunners of expressionism and abstract art. |
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| During the 1940s, New York offered little support for advanced abstract art, and California even less. |
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| The walls were decorated with black and white abstract art, photos and paintings. |
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| It's easier to like or dislike abstract art, as any attempt at representational art is always prone to rapid criticism. |
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| In 1960 he helped organize the first Situation exhibition, an important landmark in British abstract art. |
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| The walls of this room are a bright electric blue and black and white abstract art pieces are hung all over. |
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| He knew that the impact of European abstract art was limited because it was accessible only to a select few. |
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| Today quilting may encompass traditional craft, folk art, or abstract art, and quilts are as likely to be found on a museum wall as on a bed. |
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| Their work was seminal in the development of abstract art generally and the Expressionist movement particularly. |
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| And Beth, his first lawyer, is more likely to appreciate expressionist and abstract art. |
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| The students quickly learn to recognize the difference between realistic, Impressionistic and abstract art. |
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| Purely abstract art, art without a recognizable subject, cannot function in this crucial project. |
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| To an Alaskan, snow is abstract art, smashing all the conventions and everything in its way. |
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| A type of abstract art that exploits certain optical phenomena to cause a work to seem to vibrate, pulsate, or flicker. |
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| With his frequent exhibitions and trips to the USA Kandinsky helped bringing abstract art to this country. |
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| Millions of proud, educated Europeans are tired of being told by unelected grandees that the mess they see is really abstract art. |
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| By 1910, then, the time was ripe for abstract art, and it developed more or less simultaneously in various countries. |
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| From pop rocks with an audio track to abstract art drizzled in syrup, restaurants are taking dessert way beyond coffee and cake. |
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| His later work represented a desire to invalidate distinctions between abstract art and kitsch, and became increasingly unorthodox and horrific in its imagery. |
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| Delaunay's wife Sonia also produced abstract art at this time. |
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| Feng Feng uses mixed media to create abstract art with a Chinese flavor. |
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| The scholastic sees abstract art, in the context of a society increasingly despiritualised and this-worldly, as almost an historical inevitability. |
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| Though the modern art movements of impressionism, cubism, expressionism and abstract art have influenced urban art, what we see is not a made-in-India version of Western art. |
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| He was able to link surrealism, abstract art and some extremely modern works, for which he was considered an avant-gardist. |
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| Aesthetically, it recalls the jagged, fragmented abstract art of the Italian Futurists, Russia's Suprematists and Constructivists, and Vorticist Wyndham Lewis. |
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| And as I say, he gave one special lecture to a group of artists on abstract art. |
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| The figurative art was put to the test in post-war Europe and furthermore, abstract art was to become more important than figurative art. |
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| In spring 2009, the Centre Pompidou hosted a Kandinsky exhibition featuring 90 major works by the famous theoretician of abstract art. |
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| Bertrand-Hamel tells us that the abstract art that once shocked us so has become an accepted and almost ornamental aesthetic form. |
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| This would be one of the rare moments of figurative painting in the career of this leading figure in the world of abstract art. |
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| Les Automatistes of Quebec were pioneers of modern abstract art in the 1950s, most notably Jean-Paul Riopelle. |
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| Invariably, exhibits of contemporary abstract art in history-laden surroundings spark controversy. |
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| Tess Giberson deconstructs her knits until they are little more than fragile strands, turning them into a kind of abstract art. |
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| Wells and thousands of others have found an unexpected forum for abstract art, and Keck has found another market. |
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| He complements his use of mixed media, oil, acrylic, watercolour and gouache, featured in his abstract art, with traditional Dene materials like beads and quills. |
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| This quilt is a combination of figurative and abstract art. |
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| Three art movements which contributed to the development of abstract art were Romanticism, Impressionism and Expressionism. |
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| Rehberger is renowned for his abstract art and optical effects that distort perception. |
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| All with the use of abstract art, not a fairly uncommon method of artistic expression within the local community. |
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| If it still made sense to speak of abstract art, Letizia Galli's paintings would have to be called abstract. |
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| So he thought of abstract art and philosophy of art and so on. |
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| To conclude on figurative or abstract art, a painting or a sculpture of quality, created by an honest artist, that can transfer his emotion in his art, will always find a kindred soul and will get years of happiness. |
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| I think the real worth of the recognition given to primitive art is two-fold: the first is formal, formalist, detectable in cubism and some abstract art where we find the reduction of forms of the primitives. |
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| A pictorial and projective fresco put on canvas in an austere colourism, which evokes the deepest strata of our civilizations, myths and legends, producing a contemporary message, in abstract art. |
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| The Hartford collection includes no abstract art. |
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| He initially inclined toward abstract art. |
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| To think that for me her work was a form of abstract art. |
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| There are no wrong answers when discussing abstract art. |
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| Initially, when abstract art was the dominant art form in the 1960s, the media did a tremendous amount of work in terms of education and provided an extraordinary window on the visual arts. |
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| For 35 years he has brought us a body of work rich in extraordinary characters inhabiting mental environments, on the edge between figurative and abstract art. |
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| The increasing loss of interest in abstract art in Paris in the nineteen twenties, together with poor health, cast a shadow over the end of her life. |
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| His large-scale paintings based on autoradiographs fuse the traditions of abstract art with cutting-edge scientific imaging technology. |
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| It is at this level of visual meaning that abstract art communicates. |
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| Abstract art uses a visual language of shape, form, color and line to create a composition which may exist with a degree of independence from visual references in the world. |
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