Understanding Abstract Art

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Title	:	Understanding Abstract Art
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fun video and informative well done
Comment from : Helen Magee

You hung Phillip's paintings upside down
Comment from : Kana Kammin

thank you so much, a couple of hours ago I had watched a presentation on Lee Krasner and her art, I asked a question "can you give any suggestions about looking at abstract art for someone who doesn't know much about it" They kind of turned up their noses and said "look at alot"They should have told me to watch your video
Comment from : Bryce Barker

Marcel Duchamp
Comment from : doghouse100148

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Comment from : Madhav Mankar

अप्रतिम विडीओ,अऐबष्ट्रक कला व अर्थबोध,brसंय़ोजन, प्रगत शोध व कल्पनायुक्त प्रभाव
Comment from : Madhav Mankar

loved this I'll pass on the carrot, but yes to the Baileys When you say you have to be able to draw to do Abstract art do you mean "realistic drawing" or "representational drawing" I can draw a vase, I can draw a recognisable man and a dog but I simply am bored when I see realistic drawings And I do not wish to render realistic drawings myself Do you know what I mean
Comment from : yvie01

Music was not abstract but like art, it has become so Like art, they both had identifiable patterns The search for something new has destroyed both art forms The decline of both art forms closely mirrors each other
Comment from : Fredrick Mendelsohn

Awesome
Comment from : mohamed akram

🤍✨
Comment from : ByJacquelineB

Hi Boryana!!!Good to know you and your channel, since a couple years ago I started my interesting about painting specially art abstract I follow to Chilean artist his name is Roberto Matta, the last surrealism artist Do you know about him? What is your opinion about his art? I would like to know your opinion My best regards for you
Comment from : Manuel Francisco Rojas Barra

Watching this again Every analogy and word used to describe abstract art is spot on!!! Thank you!!
Comment from : Evan Escapades

Great video! I love the interaction
Comment from : Brandon Fernandez

Thanks a lot
Comment from : lukisanmoses

the question is who doesn't get abstract art???
Comment from : Tor Blixa

Thank you
Comment from : SP

💙👍
Comment from : lakshmanan komathmanalath

Really awesome video Thank you 🔥🔥🔥
Comment from : R Grant Conacher

Thank you so much for your great video I love the way abstract art speaks to me, now I know why
Comment from : Skyliner

If I’m not mistaken, Mark Rothko was caught up in money laundering He didn’t care about putting anyone in a meditative state
Comment from : Raynette

Philip clearly has a future as an abstract artist!!!
Comment from : Jan Rigby

Loved it!
Comment from : Elena Alvarez

Very interesting video, thank you so much! It helped me a lot, I never really understood what abstract art was all about
Comment from : cmcasadoiro

Amazing video! Totally enjoyed every minute of it The experiment was a great way to look at abstract art from a layman's point of view
Comment from : Mrinalini Shingal

Great video
Comment from : lola Buchanan

Thanks for the video, I always perceived abstract art as a devine gift from God to few people on earth but this video is giving me hop once again
Comment from : Khampe L

Modern and Contemporary art are part of the on-going GENOCIDE OF BEAUTY VIA CULTURAL MARXISM
Comment from : Kike Heeb, Chink, jigaboo

I really like the art of Franz Marc sadly killed in the slaughterhouse of WW1, but I noticed something interesting, he and Picasso were born just a year apart but as 1914 approached they both appeared to travelling along the same road, Marc's work was becoming more abstract in the same way as Picasso I don't know if they were aware of each other though I also like the colours that Marc's friend August Macke used Will jump to the video that you have here on looking at abstract Thanks again for you videos, it is helping me avoid knee jerk reactions to some art, although possibly not concept art
Comment from : colin reid

Wonderful experiment! It would be nice to implement it with art students Thank you
Comment from : Paulo Gil

Thank you, this is an awesome video which I will share will all my friends As an abstract artist, I constantly struggle with explaining what I it is I do This explains it succinctly and brilliantly
Comment from : YesItsTom2U

Everything in moderation, including moderation
Comment from : Gordon York

Thank you so much!
Comment from : Sheila Fuseini

As a blissfully ignorant hobby artist, I really enjoyed this one! ;)
Comment from : pattywithawhy

New subscriber here!!! So happy I found you
Comment from : judy hyland

Hello Boryana! Do you have any recomendations on books about abstract art and how to understand it?
Comment from : Andreea Daniela Cristina

I liked the experiment Totally different perspective
Comment from : Arevik Badalyan

Jackson Pollock is a joke a mockery in the art community in my book
Comment from : Acosta studio

Cheers! That's fun
Comment from : teddyan1

Is it strange that I percieved the carrot in the exact same way? When I heard the crunch, when I imagined it, it was the same feeling of zig-zag lines that came to mind
Comment from : Alex Reborn

Thank you so much, ther are lot of inputs you shared
Comment from : Lakshman Kabadi

No me sirve para nada sin subtítulos en español
Comment from : Fabio Ortiz

Keep doing your great job
Comment from : Ata mo

Boryana, thank you for the interesting subject to learn more about an abstract art, which is one of my favorite and the experiment was amazing, I will definitely try it! Hi to Phillip!
Comment from : Nat Emelya

Loved itLooking forward to future posts
Comment from : Clarence Green

Very helpful! Loved the experiment! :-)
Comment from : Nikolai Nikolov

Hey!Just discovered your channel through Instagram- I am also an abstract artist painting in abstract expressionism- I recently started vlogging too, great stuff and keep up the work! :)
Comment from : Kinga Ogiegło