抽象繪畫 鐘泗濱,朱德群, Hans Hartung,Jack Tworkov, Feb 05, 2013 - Mar 27, 2013

展覽現場圖

展覽現場圖

展覽現場圖

展覽現場圖

鐘泗賓, Contemplation, 1970, 木裝裱拼貼木畫, 91 x 65.5 厘米

朱德群, Le Monde du Silence, 1985, 布本油畫, 65 x 54 厘米

朱德群, 無題, 1957, 布本油畫, 60 x 60 厘米

Hans Hartung, T1966-H32, 1966, 乙烯基油漆布本, 111 x 180 厘米

Hans Hartung, T1981-H21, 1981, 乙烯基油漆布本, 142 x 180 厘米

Jack Tworkov, 無題, 1963, 油彩和石墨纸本於Masonite, 76.2 x 101.6 厘米

Jack Tworkov, Study for Sirens, 1951, 纖維板裝裱紙本油畫, 80.65 x 64.14 厘米

關於

Post-war Abstract art uses a visual language of form, color, and line to create a composition which may exist with a degree of independence from visual references in the world. The best known group is the Abstract Expressionists who founded the New York School. In New York City there was an atmosphere which encouraged discussion among artists. Many of these artists, such as Jack Tworkov, were immigrants and were presented with new opportunity for learning and growing. The expressionistic gesture and the act of painting itself became of primary importance to these artists.

New York City became the center and artists worldwide gravitated towards it. Although this movement was focused in New York the following artists in Asia, and Europe, such as Cheong Soo Pieng, Chu Teh-Chun, Hans Hartung and Zao Wou-Ki were pioneers in this field in their own countries. The exhibition at de Sarthe Gallery demonstrates the impact of a movement with no boundaries which touched the artists outside of New York, some in different continents, who all stayed true to their cultural roots.