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  What is Abstract Art Again? Introduction to Abstract Art Abstract art is a fascinating form of artistic expression that challenges traditional conventions of representation and embraces the freedom of imagination. Unlike realistic or figurative art, abstract art doesn't aim to portray recognizable objects or scenes. Instead, it focuses on conveying emotions, ideas, or concepts through shapes, colors, lines, and forms. In this article, we will explore the history, characteristics, styles, and impact of abstract art, as well as its relevance in today's society. History of Abstract Art Abstract art traces its roots back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries when artists started to deviate from the constraints of representational art. Pioneers such as Wassily Kandinsky, Kazimir Malevich, and Piet Mondrian pushed the boundaries of artistic expression by exploring non-representational forms and emphasizing the spiritual and emotional aspects of art. The movement gain...

Abstract Painting Series- Mother and Child  Good morning, everyone please lets take a moment, from our busy schedule and reflect on women and children caught in conflict.        Mother and child, fleeing desperate and unbearable conditions, caused by war situations. These paintings, were made to emphasis, these sad situations, that has become part of our existence.         Each painting, speaks for itself and its left for you, the audience to interpret them........               the way it relates to you or your community.  It is really difficult, to conceive let alone understand some of these conflicts. It is so sad, that the casualties are always the most vulnerable, Women and Children. Enjoy....Miabo Enyadike Buy Art Now @ www.saatchiart.com/artmiabo                     ...

Tie Dye Abstract Painting Silhouette of Women Unveiling the Vibrant Tapestry of African Women's Traditional Attire There's something truly captivating about the traditional dresses and national attires worn by the women of Africa. The kaleidoscope of colors woven into the fabric is not just beautiful; it's profoundly enchanting. It's a visual symphony that tells a unique story for every tribe, community, village, and country across the continent. As an African woman, I can't help but be deeply connected to the colors adorning our fabrics. They are more than just pigments; they are a part of our heritage and something we cherish deeply.    These abstract silhouettes of woman is inspired by the Tye Dye fabric popularly known as 'Adire' here in Nigeria, West Africa. The fabric design is made with wax and dye and it is worn by every  tribe in Nigeria.   As an artist, I've embarked on a creative journey to capture the essence of these colorful fabric...

Handmade Greeting Card Ideas                                        Papers come in all sorts of colours, grams and texture and I love all.  I may have a particular bias for old newspapers, because it is cheap and easy to manipulate in  Art and Craft projects.                                     The fun for me, in scrapbook papers is what it brings into craft and design effortlessly especially the the textured paper. I am not into scrap booking, because I don't have the patience for it.                                         I admire those who are into it and love the work and time put into it. For me buying these scrapbook paper, is to produce hand made greeting cards, for fr...

Rope Basket Ideas out there  Crocheting and Knitting materials,  are every where as the winter season continues. Every craft store, departmental store even pharmaceuticals are stocking all sorts of wool or knitting kits. I enjoy, both crocheting and Knitting, and at the moment, I'm getting ready for Art exhibitions in the month,of June and July respectively. The only way,to get my nerves down and relaxed, is crocheting cotton ropes into my favorite gift item, which is  the collapsible rope baskets. I crochet them,as gifts I give as birthday presents, etc down the year. The best time for me, to actually sit and concentrate on this rather strange hobby of mine, is when I am a bit at odds with my brushes, canvas and paint. It keeps me focused and renews my thought process by giving me a handle on my creative confusion! I really don't make a lot, because it gets a bit tiring and I then, go back to my Art again. ...