Clement Greenberg [APEX]
Claude Monet.
The answer isn't necessarily "who", but "what". (See painting titled: No. 5) Jackson Pollock studied the way paint hits a canvas. For example, during the Renaissance, painters studied how to replicate our 3-dimensional world onto a flat canvas with accuracy. Pollock wanted to study how paint can physically sit on top of a canvas, and how the 3-dimensionality of it will appear. He wanted to see how the paint would dry, how the paint would fall on itself, and how different colors would interact. ......................................................................................................................................... Certainly Jackson Pollocks earlier works from the 40's such as 'Guardian's of the secret' & 'she wolf' were strongly influenced by Picasso (whom i feel he absorbed via Arshile Gorky) combined with an influence of Mexicans such as Jose Orozco & David Alfaro Siqueiros. Previous to this he had been under the influence of Tom Benton and not producing anything as interesting. The influence of the art critic Clement Greenberg on the whole New York School, and particularly in reference to the decline of painting in Europe created an environment of possibilities at the right place & the right time. Gorky's death in 1948 also left the way open for Pollock to move into the number 1 spot in America. Not sure if i agree with the first reply above, i was under the impression that Pollocks main weakness was his drawing skill, this he resolved in the end by drawing 'above' the canvas surface. But maybe i agree with the 'what, not who' as i feel Pollock was most strongly driven by the environment New York artists were creating on the world stage.
critic A.D. Coleman. See "Disappearing Witness: Change in Twentieth-Century American Photography" By Gretchen Garner for details....
The name Impressionism comes from a comment that a critic made about Claude Monet's Impression: Sunrise saying that the piece only looked like an impression because of its sketchy quality and visible brushstrokes. The artist like the name so it stuck.
There are no specific requirements, but an art critic must have a strong knowledge of art history.
Endorsing artist Jackson Pollock and the ideals of Abstract Expressionism
Endorsing artist Jackson Pollock and the ideals of Abstract Expressionism
In France Henri Matisse. In Germany Wassily Kandinsky and E-L Kirchner.
The Time magazine article "Jack the Dripper" about Jackson Pollock was written by the art critic and writer Robert Hughes. It was published in August 1982.
Clement is best remembered for his association with the Abstract Expressionist art movement and the painter Jackson Pollock.
The Critic as Artist was created in 1891.
Roger Fry is a/an Artist and art critic
What is the artist trying to communicate to the viewer. <- That's the question that an art critic should ask.
roger fry
He was a champion of post-impressionism.
One example of an American art critic and collector is Leo Stein, who was known for his support of modern art and his close relationships with artists such as Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse.
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