Robert Rauschenberg – The Controversy of Being Yourself
Robert Rauschenberg was an influential, non-traditional American artist heavily influenced by the New York School, who were a group of…
Climate Change-Themed Installation Art – A Brief Look
Installation art is a type of modern artistic sculpture, that presents the idea of using three-dimensional things in some sort…
Joan Mitchell – To Define A Feeling
A massive part of the second generation of abstract expressionists, Joan Mitchell was a bold and innovative artist who had…
Video Projection Mapping and its Persuasive Illusions
Video projection mapping is an illusory phenomenon created by digitally projecting a computer-manipulated image or images onto a surface (or…
What is a Flashmob? History and Meaning Behind the Movement
Historically speaking, the word “mob” has been associated with acts of violence, or at the very least, social upheaval. You’ve…
What is Yarn Bombing? About the Guerrilla Knitting Art Movement
What is Yarn Bombing? Yarn bombing is part street art, part graffiti, and part activism, which combines the seemingly “cute”…
The Iconic Jackson Pollock
Jackson Pollock has had a tremendous impact on the art world during his tumultuous 44 years of life. The youngest…
Piet Mondrian – from De Stijl to Broadway Boogie Woogie
Pieter Cornelis Mondrian was a Dutch painter, became one of the first well known Abstract art painters and with his…
Vincent van Gogh and The Path from Dying Alone in an Asylum to Most Popular Painter Ever
Vincent van Gogh was a Dutch painter, one of the most important post-impressionists of Western art history. Vincent was immensely…
Meet Mark Rothko
Mark Rothko was an academic. He skipped grades, spoke four languages, and received a scholarship to Yale. He was a…