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Serious And Not-so-serious: 14 Questions With Xanda McCagg
Painting as a Language of Connection At IdeelArt, we believe an artist's story is told both inside and outside the studio. In this series, we pose 14 questions that bridge creative vision and every...
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Contemporary Gestural Abstraction At Your Fingertips
Unpremeditated spontaneity and unconstrained freedom most distinctly captured in the gestural abstraction matured along with the artist's fervent quest for freedom, authentic self, and a myriad of...
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This Week's Pick of Artworks to Collect - Abstract Drawings!
An indelible dilemma survives our times: are drawings - and to which extent - artworks in their own right or do they belong to an exploratory and even auxiliary form as they are absorbed in larger...
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Less Is More! Collect Your Minimal Abstract Art Here
Less is more, a popular aphorism by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, not only succinctly captured the essence of emerging minimalism, but inspired the movement that continues to evolve in a number of aes...
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Celebrating Female Abstract Art!
While the contribution of female abstract artists was pivotal to the abstract art, their work was notoriously undervalued and lacked the recognition indisputably received by their male counterpart...
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Ten Affordable Abstract Art Pieces to Get Under £1000
If you are on the lookout for exclusive and affordable abstract art, you are in the right place! IdeelArt brings quality and original abstract art from the artists' studio directly to you, seamles...
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Blog Home Emma Kunz's Drawings, Between Spirituality and Abstraction
This Spring, Serpentine Gallery in London will open Emma Kunz - Visionary Drawings, the first exhibition of the work of Emma Kunz (1892–1963) in the United Kingdom. A Swiss-born Spiritualist, Kunz...
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The Glorious Austerity of Ben Nicholson
When Ben Nicholson died in 1982 at the age of 88, he left behind a troubled legacy in his homeland of England. On one hand, his abstract reliefs are considered by most British scholars to represen...
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Hypnotic Nature of Sol LeWitt Wall Drawings
Sometimes nonessential elements of an artwork disrupt our ability to enjoy it. Maybe it’s the artwork’s value, the artist’s notoriety, the fact that the work’s owner won’t show it, or that we can’...
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From pencil to ink, charcoal to pastel, drawings represent an important part of our offering at IdeelArt. But, what is drawing actually? Though most often associated with figurative artistic movem...
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Abstract Art as a Style of Choice
“The past is never dead. It's not even past.”-William Faulkner, Requiem for a Nun The word contemporary refers to the now. But can we have multiple contemporaneties? Thanks to the legacy of artist...
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Minimalism is an abstract art movement which emerged in America in the 1960’s, and which mostly refers to painting and sculpture. Minimalist pieces in no way attempt to represent external visual r...
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