Comments on: Good VS. Worthless Abstract Art and What Sets It Apart

By: Marlin

Marlin — Tue, 22 Jun 2021 00:13:09 +0000

Anyone can make art, but not everyone can sell art. Some people buy art as in the story of the emperor’s new clothes. One pushes it as beautiful art, and the sheep follow.

By: Rhonna Leigh Church

Rhonna Leigh Church — Wed, 16 Jun 2021 17:34:04 +0000

I am a self taught artist. A couple years ago i had studied a little with an abstract artist and i got a little better and a little better. Ive painted 80 to 100 paintings. The one thing i can say about moving into abstract area of painting is that it was not easy. I was better if i had an assignment at first. Now its much easier because i have developed a style of my own.

By: G Maestas

G Maestas — Sat, 22 May 2021 04:51:44 +0000

Thanks the insight.
G Maestas

By: IVANKA KUTNERNER

IVANKA KUTNERNER — Fri, 16 Apr 2021 14:51:09 +0000

Reading this article on a bad or good art that states that the good abstract art is the one that can not be copied thus should the realism art or hyperrealisam or any other visual art be of lesser value one may consider. There are artists who make copies of recognised masters and artists works pretty much successfully. Unless something is made by dye cast nothing can be as identical in every detail as an original no matter how skilful is the artist who does the copying.
Abstract art with its planed or random chosen placements of the brush strokes coverering the next and the next one may completely or partialy obliterate previous brush strokes wich become not visible, become lost to the naked eye thus not evident to copy giving the status to artwirk as uncopyable. The invisible brush strokes may or may not add to the texture of the art work.
I may humbly add that good art being abstract or hyperrealisam is extrimrly hard to classify and placed into one mould. When viewer is in visual relationship with a piece of art that particular individual will react emotionally differently to that piece of art than the previous viewer, viewre being the subsequent or the one viewing the art piece in the real time and space. So if any viewer feels that his child can do it then that is the reaction to the effect what that piece had on that individual as a viewer. The viewer has been honest about it according to his perception. One should not scorn that viewer’s opinion just because his reaction is lacking praiise. Other viewer may feel entirely different, beeing full of praise. It poses the question whether that vierwer should be considered having some supperior inner knowledge and is more of an expert. The thought of value of any art piece is variable from person to person but overall it sits in with how it speaks to the viewer.

By: Jeff

Jeff — Thu, 14 Jan 2021 09:28:56 +0000

Kids do make great Abstract art. Why? Because most have not been programmed. They care little about “inside the box or outside of it.”