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My younger sister got her degree in liberal arts. One of the side jobs she qualified for was drawing the chalk outline of dead people at crime scenes and she was able to keep the fries for herself. True story!
My grade school age daughter and I went to an abstract art show. I was telling her what I was seeing and she was pointing it out. The gallery docent started following us about 3 paintings back and looking at the art with a very puzzled look on her face.
Painter and teacher Cyril Sloane, a protegé of the renowned artist John Sloan always said that John Sloan insisted that in order to be an abstract painter – by definition, abstract means to take something away – “you had to be able to paint all the bricks on a building before removing any of them.”
yoey1957 about 3 years ago
My younger sister got her degree in liberal arts. One of the side jobs she qualified for was drawing the chalk outline of dead people at crime scenes and she was able to keep the fries for herself. True story!
PoodleGroomer about 3 years ago
My grade school age daughter and I went to an abstract art show. I was telling her what I was seeing and she was pointing it out. The gallery docent started following us about 3 paintings back and looking at the art with a very puzzled look on her face.
rshive about 3 years ago
As good an explanation of abstract art as I’ve heard.
monya_43 about 3 years ago
Some people’s art is another person’s trash and visa versa.
David Huie Green LikeNobody'sEverSeen about 3 years ago
He DOES have a point.
Calvins Brother about 3 years ago
This cartoon is abstract art. They look like people.
Linguist about 3 years ago
Painter and teacher Cyril Sloane, a protegé of the renowned artist John Sloan always said that John Sloan insisted that in order to be an abstract painter – by definition, abstract means to take something away – “you had to be able to paint all the bricks on a building before removing any of them.”
oakie817 about 3 years ago
“why a duck?”
WCraft about 3 years ago
Abstract? Let’s call it a Skein