Perfecting Abstraction: Ed Clark

Ed Clark left the segregated United States to pursue his passion in Paris. Over seven decades, he would become one of the most important painters of the second generation of Abstract Expressionists.
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[@vandolmatzis8146]

Thanks for the introduction to a compelling artist.

[@christopherwestpresents]

So glad you like him. Thank you!

[@Nashvillain10SE]

1. I love mixed-media art 2. I love sculptural wall art 3. I love collage 4. I love abstract expressionism 5. I love this brief essay on Ed Clark! Great one!!

[@christopherwestpresents]

Thank you! He was a special artist.

[@johnconn982]

Another interesting video, really exciting learning about these a Artist , and seeing some of their work. Thanks again…..

[@christopherwestpresents]

Thank you! I really appreciate you watching and your comments.

[@johnconn982]

@@christopherwestpresents Greetings to you. I wonder if you would do a video on “ Minimalist “ Art. I look at a lot of “ Minimalist “ photography and find that they really have no idea what that term means, invariably use a dictionary explanation of absence of content as the meaning of Minimalism: it’s not . I understand that it is an elusive term and difficult to understand, but cheeses don’t just make up an interpretation. Sorry, just find it frustrating because the longer the idea is used in this way the more the real meaning gets lost.

[@christopherwestpresents]

@@johnconn982 I love the minimalists and need to talk more about them!

[@johnconn982]

@@christopherwestpresents can’t wait to read your thoughts on Minimalism, thanks JC

[@alpotap]

Loved the video, loved the artist, hated the art. Low effort dishonesty celebrated by art investors is not my cup of tea. I do abstract art too, and trust me, it is low effort caleidoscope simulation

[@christopherwestpresents]

Fair enough take. Do you mean using a broom is low effort? I don’t see much difference between that and a brush.

[@alpotap]

@@christopherwestpresents I mean using a few strokes to create a collection of paint stains in minutes of work, time after time again. I get it when it is done once. When it becomes a style, this is just NFT monkeys variation, the "is ye oldie" version.