Abstract Art Exhibitions
30 January 2007
Solo Abstract Art Exhibition by Farnaz Mobayyen Runs April 30 to June 30, 2009 at Sapient in Boston
|
|
The Paintings of Joan Mitchell $29.20 Joan Mitchell (1926-1992) was one of the few women among the first-rank Abstract Expressionist painters. She outpaced all but a handful of her male mentors and counterparts, while only Lee Krasner stands as a possible rival among her female counterparts. Although well regarded by critics, fellow artists, and the general public, Mitchell’s achievement has never received full recognition; her work h… |
|
|
Richard Diebenkorn: The Ocean Park Series $40.95 This stunning exhibition catalogue celebrates in-depth for the first time Richard Diebenkorn’s seminal Ocean Park works, serving as a major reference and a source of new scholarship on the series. As he traversed the worlds of abstract expressionism and figurative painting, Diebenkorn became one of America’s most beloved postwar artists. The Ocean Park series, begun in 1967and comprising works in … |
|
|
The Art of Richard Diebenkorn $34.29 On the process of painting, American painter Richard Diebenkorn once wrote, “I want painting to be difficult to do. The more obstacles, obstructions, problems … the better.” In part, he meant that the freest artistic expression was often the result of some sort of restraint. Much like Shakespeare writing within the rigorous poetic form of the sonnet, Diebenkorn found his format in the vert… |
|
|
Heidi Specker & Theo Deutinger (Hardcover) $17.49 Presents a catalog of an exhibition that provides an exchange of images and text showcasing an abstract view of Australia. |
|
|
The Point Is (Paperback) $11.25 Abstraction and representation are usually seen as opposite poles in the world of art but artists have begun to blur the distinctions. This publication documents an exhibition of the work of five contemporary painters who all work in an energized zone … |
|
|
Kandinsky (Hardcover) $32.83 A catalog of an exhibition of the noted Russian-born painter`s work explores his use of abstraction, his relationships with other artists, and his techniques, and discusses each of the works featured in the exhibit. |
