Studio Discovery TourLabor Day weekend & the weekend after
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"Conversations with Light"
"The real voyage of discovery is not in seeking new landscapes,
Impressionism tries to convey the immediate experience of the painter, not what we are supposed to see, by convention, but what we actually see. Hence, vivid colors, flattened spaces, distorted shapes, and unfamiliar points of view. To the painters of the late nineteenth century, the canons of realistic painting had become tired and unexciting, and had to be overthrown.
Abstraction takes the Impressionist revolution even further, moving away from ordinary reality toward simple forms and pure perception. The paradox of this art is that the farther it moves from the comforting security of the "real," the more it may stimulate strong and lasting emotions. The large, vibrating, amorphous forms and colors of Rothko, Frankenthaler or Motherwell, take us into realms of primitive perception that mirror the deepest appetites of our souls.
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