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What is Abstract Art Again? by Miabo Enyadike

  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 gained mome...

African Art- Tie Dye Painting On Paper boards by Miabo Enyadike

          Tie Dye On Paper boards My love for colors started when growing up as a kid,  I had my first Tie/dye outfit handed to me.  I remember the dress just like yesterday, a simple magenta and violet colored dress, with strings made for me by my mom. Since my childhood days the tie/dye design on fabric has evolved and there are very beautiful and intricate designs are out there. These days we see these tie/dye art form, being  transformed  into fabulous clothing items, as well as being applied on objects, creating some sort of Art.  I chose the latter and that is applying my tie/dye interpretation on large paper boards. These boards, where given to me by a friend who was clearing and renovating her office building. She knew, I would love them and that meant a lot to me. I was thankful because they could have been crushed and discarded but she thought of me instead!. I didn't want to let her down, I ...