Another look at the Art Market - Форум по искусству и инвестициям в искусство

ранжер · 24.03.2010, 22:46

In my so-called "actual" art "is very well described by the Russian folk ditties:

Teschin home I miss the jokes do not go
What it ... hereafter.

In the distant 70th on some All-Union Exhibition in Moscow, the Baltic states (I think, Lithuanians) shows works of art, executed in an unusual technique. They were quite large panels, depicting landscapes, still life, semi-abstract and abstract compositions made of dlinnovorsovoy colored wool (something like the then fashionable mohair). The color is a painting, but also, where necessary, the authors nachesyvaniya way to create the necessary three-dimensional shape. Was obtained as a color of BA and high relief, with the slightest fluctuations in air villi themselves in motion, and this created an additional effect, such as a seascape was the complete feeling of the cold water, the wind wrinkled the blue field of flax, trembling fiery red clumps of Canadian maple. That's such a beautiful Kineticism. Impressive! Exciting! As they say in Russia - "Stravinsky Fountain" rests? Or the author?

I do not know, I had information about this curiosity Nussberg young Lev, but a trace of artistic ideas of the Baltic innovators in the creation of his group no. And then nothing like this anywhere else I have not seen, including in the very Lithuania

One of my friend the artist creates paintings with scraps of colored thin sheets of thick catalogs selling things by mail - "Redoubt", "Port Blanche", etc. He tears off pieces of the desired him to color, tone, size and paste them on any surface, such as cardboard or canvas. It's like brushstrokes. I have seen made in such a manner portrait of his mother. Testimony: very similar. Not talking about the aesthetic side, it is present there.

What am I doing? That is not essential that the artist uses as a fine material. It is important that the end product of his work contained the aesthetic quality, ie that makes it a work of art. And then no matter what the adjective in front of him fine or elegant.

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ранжер Старожил Регистрация: 13.03.2009 Сообщений: 542 Спасибо: 70 Поблагодарили 627 раз(а) в 157 сообщениях Репутация: 1026	In my so-called "actual" art "is very well described by the Russian folk ditties: Teschin home I miss the jokes do not go What it ... hereafter. In the distant 70th on some All-Union Exhibition in Moscow, the Baltic states (I think, Lithuanians) shows works of art, executed in an unusual technique. They were quite large panels, depicting landscapes, still life, semi-abstract and abstract compositions made of dlinnovorsovoy colored wool (something like the then fashionable mohair). The color is a painting, but also, where necessary, the authors nachesyvaniya way to create the necessary three-dimensional shape. Was obtained as a color of BA and high relief, with the slightest fluctuations in air villi themselves in motion, and this created an additional effect, such as a seascape was the complete feeling of the cold water, the wind wrinkled the blue field of flax, trembling fiery red clumps of Canadian maple. That's such a beautiful Kineticism. Impressive! Exciting! As they say in Russia - "Stravinsky Fountain" rests? Or the author? I do not know, I had information about this curiosity Nussberg young Lev, but a trace of artistic ideas of the Baltic innovators in the creation of his group no. And then nothing like this anywhere else I have not seen, including in the very Lithuania One of my friend the artist creates paintings with scraps of colored thin sheets of thick catalogs selling things by mail - "Redoubt", "Port Blanche", etc. He tears off pieces of the desired him to color, tone, size and paste them on any surface, such as cardboard or canvas. It's like brushstrokes. I have seen made in such a manner portrait of his mother. Testimony: very similar. Not talking about the aesthetic side, it is present there. What am I doing? That is not essential that the artist uses as a fine material. It is important that the end product of his work contained the aesthetic quality, ie that makes it a work of art. And then no matter what the adjective in front of him fine or elegant.