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I really like the first one. I know nothing about art history so I probably have a limited appreciation beyond "woah that looks cool." What are you studying / majoring in?
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What's post painterly abstraction
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lol I thought this would be some philosophy related stuff :D
hmmm.. interesting pictrues
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On January 23 2009 09:51 xhuwin wrote:
I really like the first one. I know nothing about art history so I probably have a limited appreciation beyond "woah that looks cool." What are you studying / majoring in?
The thing is that you need to learn to see an artwork as a world in itself. Its not the point of art to 'function' a certain way or to really communicate an obvious message. I believe that anyone can enjoy art, and even if its just 'whoah thats cool' its always good 
and I study graphic design.
On January 23 2009 09:51 HamerD wrote:
What's post painterly abstraction
Post painterly abstraction was a term they used for a movement of painters in the 60s. They didnt really have a strict ideology but they all had one thing in common: form is absolute. Look up artists such as Frank Stella or Elsworth Kelly if you wanna see it. They wanted to get rid of the 50s and its abstract expressionism. The work was what it was without adding any superfluous value to it, which pretty much makes it the predecessor to minimalism (which was mainly sculptures in that era).
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Post painterly abstraction is art that has to be flat, symmetrical, center-dominated, was inspired by Clement Greenberg when he wanted to transform abstract expressionism into something more modernist by answering the questions/challenges proposed by the European styles such as cubism, etc.
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Oh wow top of your year! >< Can we see some of the work you did for your class? :D
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Probably made a bad ass hydralisk picture.
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On January 23 2009 10:23 skyglow1 wrote:
Oh wow top of your year! >< Can we see some of the work you did for your class? :D
I have some examples in my blog i'll upload some new things when I have the time
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On January 23 2009 09:52 freelander wrote:
lol I thought this would be some philosophy related stuff :D
hmmm.. interesting pictrues
oh man me too.
i really like the 7th drawing though.
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To be completely honest Xeo, those pics from your phone camera are pretty damn good compared to other phones
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Wow, Being an aspiring artist, i have been put against contemporary art by my father (an artist who learn old school in Europe) but even then i can see the depth of the work and appreciate this artist's understanding of space and illusion. Although i prefer art that i has a lot of symbolism and a"realistic" image, i understand why people are interested in this, i still like it less than most other things though, because it seems very limited. (i am in 12 grade this year, going to art school).
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Im really diggin' the third one down. The seventh one down is really nice too - thanks for sharing..
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On January 23 2009 10:29 Xeofreestyler wrote:Show nested quote +On January 23 2009 10:23 skyglow1 wrote:
Oh wow top of your year! >< Can we see some of the work you did for your class? :D I have some examples in my blog i'll upload some new things when I have the time
The stuff in your first blog entry was sweeeeet. Wonder why you didn't get as much attention for it 
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