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Semi-Abstraction to Abstraction – A Continuum

Semi-Abstraction to Abstraction – A Continuum. Mrs. Fox – Fall 2012. Semi-Abstraction. style of painting or sculpture in which the subject remains recognizable although the forms are highly stylized in a manner derived from abstract art.

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Semi-Abstraction to Abstraction – A Continuum

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  1. Semi-Abstraction to Abstraction – A Continuum Mrs. Fox – Fall 2012

  2. Semi-Abstraction • style of painting or sculpture in which the subject remains recognizable although the forms are highly stylized in a manner derived from abstract art. • “Representational” in style – still “looks like something”

  3. Abstraction • No preconceived idea or recognize-able subject (not representational) • Does not relate to anything external or try to "look like" something. • FOCUS is on Elements and Principles of Design – (Line, shape, color, texture, form, value, space)

  4. Aesthetic Objective • Abstract Art is more than just a randomized mess flung onto canvas • Abstract Art represents what is being felton the inside rather than what is being seen on the outside. • A strong piece of art is able to grab your attention and pull an emotional response from within • This is the artist’s plan to keep your mind thinking, analyzing and keeping your eyes moving through the artwork

  5. How do I tell the difference between Partial and Total abstraction? • Abstraction exists along a continuum, from partial abstraction to full non-objective abstraction • Partial Abstraction: Artwork which takes liberties, altering for instance color and form in ways that are conspicuous • Total abstraction: bears no resemblance to anything recognizable – just shapes, colors, lines, etc.

  6. Girl Reading, Pablo Picasso, Oil on Canvas, Semi-Abstraction

  7. Sorrow of the King, Henri Matisse, Cut Paper Collage, Semi-Abstraction

  8. Woman I, Willem DeKooning, Oil on Canvas, Abstraction

  9. The Meschers 1951, Ellsworth Kelly, Oil on Canvas, Abstraction

  10. Easter Lilies, Lee Krasner, Oil on Cotton Duck, Abstraction

  11. Orange, Wassily Kandinsky, Color Lithograph, Abstraction

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