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Tag: Contemporary Art

Desert Disco

4. May 20224. May 2022 cmarthoughts

Allan McCollum's Constructed and Bleach Paintings are wall structures out of canvas and adhesive. They carry meditation and war, history and the Now. A guide to geometric versatility.

Posted in ReviewsTagged Allan McCollum, Art, Berlin, Conceptual art, Contemporary Art, Galerie Thomas Schulte, Gallery Weekend Berlin, Garden Culture, Geometry, Installation, Paintings, Post-War Modernism, Thomas SChulte

Erica Baum’s Poetography

18. April 202215. April 2022 cmarthoughts

Erica Baum's works form a junction between photography, abstraction, poetry, and word art. Her exhibition "the bite in the ribbon" gives an intimate view into the artist's practice.

Posted in ReviewsTagged Antropology, Art, Art contemporain, Contemporary Art, Erica Baum, Galerie Crèvecœur, Modernity, Paris, Photography, Poetry, Review

An ABC in Passion

17. April 202221. April 2022 cmarthoughts

On Easter occasion: A contemporary interpretation of Passion Iconography.

Posted in PresentedTagged Christian Iconography, Contemporary Art, Easter, Iconography, Mino, Mino Tristovsky, Passion, Photography, Stallmann

On … Art & Utopia

28. February 20226. March 2022 cmarthoughts

On the status and possibilities of Utopia in technologically advanced societies. And Art's vital role within creating it.

Posted in Short CutsTagged Art, Art theory, Contemporary Art, Ernst Bloch, Jonathan Meese, Malte Bartsch, Sasha Svirsky, Theodor W. Adorno, Utopia

Astro

16. November 202114. November 2021 cmarthoughts

"Astro" by Alvaro T. Guilherme: pain, beauty, and irony.

Posted in PresentedTagged Alvaro Guilherme, Contemporary Art, Force, Painting, texture

On Seeing

3. October 20211. October 2021 cmarthoughtsLeave a comment

On looking at – seeing art.

Posted in Short CutsTagged Art theory, Contemporary Art, Perception, Reflection, Seeing

On … Art

22. September 2021 cmarthoughtsLeave a comment

The question of “What art should be about” is misleading because it is not about contents or subjects. It is about effects, and feelings, and art’s distinguishing features in nowadays’ society and world.

Posted in Short CutsTagged Art theory, Comment, Contemporary Art, Reflection, Short essay
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