Tribe.net. Local Connections whyvandalism http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/8f2ad68a-1ff6-4642-881f-555c234d54e9 2008-10-28T14:44:36Z 2007-03-24T15:45:52Z

<div>always accepting submissions <br/>why vandalism? is an online arts journal currently accepting submissions from visual artists and writers of poetry, fiction, and gonzo. We also publish original art/film reviews and essays. <br/> <br/>www.whyvandalism.com/ </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 1 reply </div>

whyvandalism 2007-03-24T15:45:52Z ann http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/5869b5a4-8389-47f8-9f1d-a61cfd0c168d 2008-08-05T21:50:39Z 2008-08-05T21:50:39Z

<div>Asylum Gallery in Sacramento California is announcing a call for digital art and digital photographs for a show in November and December of 2008. Top artists will receive cash prizes. The Deadline for entry is September 25, 2008. Artist entry fees are used to design, print and mail cards for the exhibition as well as provide refreshments for the reception, prizes and honoraria for the Jurors. Asylum is an artist-run gallery. <br/> <br/>Jurors <br/> <br/>Kent Lacin – Digital Photography <br/>Kent Lacin, photographer and owner of Kent Lacin Media Services, has been a photographer since he was eight and a half when he got an Asahi Pentax for Christmas. After receiving a BA in Fine Art and MFA in Photography/Fine Art from UCD, he made movies and videotapes for a while, then created Kent Lacin Media Services in 1978 specializing in commercial photography for businesses. He has won many awards, both national and local for his work, judged local and statewide shows, exhibits, teaches, and actively shoots both fine art photography and commercial photography currently. He is an avid bicyclist. <br/> <br/>Marcelle Wiggins – Digital Art <br/>Marcelle Wiggins is a Sacramento based artist, who is currently working in the medium of digital art and painting. She received a Bachelor's Degree in painting from Sonoma State University, Master of Arts Degree in painting from California State University Sacramento and Master of Fine Arts Degree in painting from San Francisco Art Institute. She has exhibited throughout the Northern California region since 1982, and has lectured and taught studio art since 1986 at Yuba Community College, San Francisco Art Institute, Sierra College, Cosumnes River College, and California State University Sacramento. Marcelle teaches Drawing, Figure Drawing, Digital Painting &amp; Drawing, Watercolor, Acrylic and Oil Painting at Cosumnes River College and Drawing, Watercolor Painting and Electronic Art at California State University, Sacramento. <br/> <br/>Calendar <br/>September 25, 2008 – Entry Received Deadline <br/>October 14, 2008 - Notifications e-mailed <br/>November 5, 2008 - Accepted work due <br/>November 15, 2008 – Opening Reception <br/>December 8, 2008 – 2nd Saturday Reception and announcement of winners <br/>December 21, 2008 - Exhibition closes <br/> <br/>Prizes <br/>$100 – Grand Prize Winner <br/>$50 – 2nd Place Photography <br/>$50 – 2nd Place Digital Art <br/> <br/> <br/>Entry <br/>All digital artists in the US are eligible to enter. Entries are limited to original digital art and photography. We will not consider offset reproductions, or reproductions of artwork originally produced in another medium. Submitted work may not have been exhibited in any other Asylum Gallery exhibition. <br/> <br/>Entry Procedure <br/>For Digital Photography: Fill out entry form and mail with your check made out to Asylum Gallery along with three 8 x 10 prints of the work and a list of work submitted. <br/>For Digital Art: Fill out entry form and mail with your check made out to Asylum Gallery along with a CD with three JPG images of the work and a list of work submitted. <br/> <br/>To Apply <br/>Entry Fee: $30 - The fee is non-refundable and entitles the artist to submit up to 3 works. Please make check s out to Asylum Gallery and mail to 1719 25th St., Sacramento CA 95816. <br/>Sales <br/>A 30% commission will be charged on all sales. Artists must assume the expense and responsibility of supplying to purchasers any additional prints which may be sold. <br/>Responsibility <br/>Every precaution will be taken in handling entries. Asylum Gallery assumes no responsibility in case of loss or damage to submitted or accepted works. If work is not representative of the sample (either print or jpg), we reserve the right to disqualify it from the show. <br/> <br/>Shipping <br/>Work accepted must be sent prepaid, ready to hang. No saw tooth hangers please, if work is framed and matted. Accepted artists are responsible for enclosing a check made out to Asylum Gallery for return shipping. If your work sells, we will return this amount to you with your payment. <br/> <br/>Agreement <br/>Sending an entry to this exhibition constitutes an agreement on the part of the entrant to all conditions set forth in this prospectus. Asylum Gallery reserves the right to reproduce work in the exhibit for promotional or educational purposes, and to show accepted work on our web site and/or blog. <br/> <br/> <br/>Official Entry Form <br/> <br/> <br/>Name: ______________________________________________________________________________ <br/> <br/>Address _____________________________________________________________________________ <br/> <br/>Email ___________________________________________________ Telephone __________________ <br/> <br/> <br/>Please list works for submitted prints and/or jpg images on CD <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/>Title Date Size Medium Software <br/> <br/> </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 0 replies </div>

ann 2008-08-05T21:50:39Z http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/ecfef2aa-2126-45c6-acb5-afc2c42b5d0d 2007-09-30T17:38:22Z 2005-01-15T13:08:39Z

<div>if you keep working it long enough?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 7 replies </div>

2005-01-15T13:08:39Z khambrel http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/d2f73971-a6de-420c-824a-c78d657a953a 2006-08-06T20:22:13Z 2006-01-15T22:44:38Z

<div>that I decided to post new photos of paintings done in tennessee during 2005. <br/>i want your opinions of these works of mine. i shall post more photos later. <br/> <br/>-happy new year, so far,khambrel</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 5 replies </div>

khambrel 2006-01-15T22:44:38Z joanne(Shayna Bracha) Farber http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/b370eac4-6746-4a9c-b320-0135ec7ab84d 2006-04-10T02:14:54Z 2006-03-06T05:56:19Z

<div>HI all, <br/> <br/>My name is shayna bracha farber, I am a holistic artist whose art is created with the intention for healing and creating with the mind, body, and soul. <br/> <br/>www.shaynabracha.com <br/> <br/>I am also rep. by the david baquero gallery in Houston,TX. <br/> <br/>I am always looking for new places to show my art. <br/> <br/>blessings, <br/>shayna</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 2 replies </div>

joanne(Shayna Bracha) Farber 2006-03-06T05:56:19Z khambrel http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/1940334a-0ce5-4493-8c8a-8098de9ae59a 2006-04-01T01:54:55Z 2006-04-01T01:54:49Z

<div>a discussion thread. i have been reading about painterly enrichments and figurative enrichments. and i'm seeing how my work is shifting from the painterly to the figurative. it explains why i'm attracted to de kooning's work,as he combines both facets well. it also reveals how rauschenberg held such an attractive position for me...shoot me a verb. i would enjoy discussing what i'm studying and how it relates to one's work.. <br/> <br/>stay free,khambrel</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 0 replies </div>

khambrel 2006-04-01T01:54:49Z khambrel http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/84da60c6-a5d9-438c-8473-fa07b8f9714b 2006-02-25T01:44:45Z 2006-02-22T22:22:38Z

<div>heard of cleve gray? i have recently discovered his work and it has me buzzing. i would love to discuss his work with someone,anyone game?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 3 replies </div>

khambrel 2006-02-22T22:22:38Z http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/59a80a1b-bb35-41f5-9f08-c17e6611b286 2005-09-10T22:48:27Z 2005-08-21T13:55:36Z

<div>ok, having followed the history of expressionism, i got a bit lost in recent times - who is getting attention these days? what happened to the fauvists, and blue-rider strain of expressionism? are these still alive today? <br/> <br/>simon</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 19 replies </div>

2005-08-21T13:55:36Z fuzzycogitator http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/17fcaf10-702b-4663-84cb-9ccc388719b8 2005-08-08T15:56:24Z 2005-08-08T15:56:24Z

<div>hello all, <br/> <br/>i've just posted a few pictures of some of my recent works on canvas. they are in my profile/photo album, so feel free to stop by and check them out. <br/>thanks for looking! <br/> <br/>-fuzzy</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 0 replies </div>

fuzzycogitator 2005-08-08T15:56:24Z ...chelle http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/c42b0edb-2796-469f-9403-93c9b6d16386 2005-07-02T08:00:50Z 2004-09-28T19:46:15Z

<div>Wow. The newest sensation in Abstract is four. Four years old, baby. It's not bad, actually! <br/> <br/>http://www.nytimes.com/2004/09/28/nyregion/28artist.html?ex=1097396726&amp;ei=1&amp;en=fecf54a577e6381a</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 21 replies </div>

...chelle 2004-09-28T19:46:15Z fuzzycogitator http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/938cc122-1d5a-4da5-98b8-15b2f39946e9 2005-06-10T04:31:59Z 2005-06-08T05:52:40Z

<div>ok, i'm going to make a blind stab at posting to this tribe... <br/> <br/>have any of you painters or sculpters or artists ever had the experience of disliking a particular artists work which you later came to love? for example, when i first read about De Kooning and looked at a lot of his works, i simply hated it. maybe thats a strong word, but i really disliked it astheticly for some reason. but then somehow, after studying his work in a bit more detail, and after doing some more painting myself, i suddenly "got it". now i see something different in the paintings than i saw before. perhaps i have learned how to read one artists visual language. <br/> <br/>so my question to you is this: what made you change your mind about that particular artist that you used to hate? did you somehow see into their mind, or into your own? how did this change your art of your approach to art? <br/> <br/>well, feel free not to answer this at all; perhaps it is merely a thought experiment. and to all of those of you who might respond, thank you for contributing!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 7 replies </div>

fuzzycogitator 2005-06-08T05:52:40Z sisterlithium http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/464212c0-1dcb-4353-bee7-d0f4c85535b7 2005-04-27T19:34:07Z 2005-03-03T07:52:54Z

<div>A friend said something this week I liked, about being an abstract painter. He said "there are no words for it." <br/> <br/>I think about that a lot, actually seeing art as an escape or attempt to flee from language. language as a prison.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 3 replies </div>

sisterlithium 2005-03-03T07:52:54Z khambrel http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/340cbe8e-3d81-43f2-81c8-d15bc68b5475 2005-03-03T07:51:05Z 2004-12-16T02:55:43Z

<div>de kooning book seems appealling. it is titled,"de kooning an american master". my grrlfriend bought online and i just received it today. i shall give you a report as soon as i finish the text. <br/>have you all seen the book? i am so excited about having a chance to read it..</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 2 replies </div>

khambrel 2004-12-16T02:55:43Z AlbionMoonlite http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/be6d23de-44bd-466a-b854-d6147945dbb6 2005-01-26T00:25:16Z 2005-01-26T00:25:16Z

<div>http://www.slowart.com/articles/cia.htm <br/> <br/>Why was Abstract Expressionist art singled out by the CIA/State Department as an essential weapon of the cultural Cold War? Why did Nelson Rockefeller purchase over 2500 pieces of Abstract Expressionist art and use these paintings to decorate the lobbies of Chase Manhattan banks? And then, why was New York’s Museum of Modern Art so terrifically enthusiastic over this specific art movement? In order to understand the trajectory behind these actions and policies, we have to examine the history and formation of the Abstract Expressionist Movement, what it was attempting to achieve in the world through its art, and how it was consequently interpreted. Perhaps this understanding will shed some clarity on the present day art establishment, and why it functions in its seemingly nonsensical manner</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 0 replies </div>

AlbionMoonlite 2005-01-26T00:25:16Z sisterlithium http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/4c7d50f4-060b-476e-a767-fe838bc1b04b 2004-12-28T17:20:32Z 2004-06-14T04:58:47Z

<div>someone says "is that your pallette or a painting?"</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 25 replies </div>

sisterlithium 2004-06-14T04:58:47Z khambrel http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/9de54cf1-fe51-4e01-b5d7-55ddb0a92cf1 2004-12-09T04:39:44Z 2004-12-09T04:39:44Z

<div>of helen frankentahler? this woman is a pimp and no one i know is down for her. she informs my painting style so much. how many of ya'll are fans,do'nt lie. <br/> <br/>much respect,cause she wil be passing away soon. she will be missed by me. <br/> <br/>love,khambrel</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 0 replies </div>

khambrel 2004-12-09T04:39:44Z sisterlithium http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/1ac2c871-aeff-4591-afef-7fdbe9270eeb 2004-11-30T20:59:59Z 2004-09-07T21:22:15Z

<div>Is it necessary to compromise your artistic vision in order to be successful? Does this mean to make money, teach? Or have great artists succeeded because they refused to compromise: Picasso, Pollock, Kahlo. Is this the key to their greatness, along with talent and hard work? Is compromising your talent and vision the path to mediocrity? Or should I say that compromise keeps me from fully expressing my "talent", whatever that may be? What do you think?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 8 replies </div>

sisterlithium 2004-09-07T21:22:15Z http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/7d4bfd4e-6520-449d-b961-c7cee2602734 2004-11-27T04:20:57Z 2004-05-28T23:44:28Z

<div>nothing new in the question. but i need the process of this topic. self-indulgant bubbles of yeast. patterns i think. breaking down and shaking down. dismantling. dissimilating. incongruous brain burbs. effervesceing jubilance. pop. feed me. hear me roar. <br/>that's the best i can do. i will sleep with your feedback tucked under my pillow. peace.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 10 replies </div>

2004-05-28T23:44:28Z bv http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/c488be83-cbbe-4ccf-8878-a2999f18b15e 2004-09-14T11:27:09Z 2004-06-30T04:13:16Z

<div>aloha all. <br/>i just wanted to post my latest site design. i have a ton of new content up too. <br/> <br/>http://www.blueverticalstudio.com/ <br/> <br/>check out any of the sections in the portfolio section. prob the colour, form and formless sections you will find of most interest. also you might enjoy the colour section in the photo area.... but feel free to check it all out and let me know what you think. enjoy! <br/> <br/>peace. <br/>bv.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 11 replies </div>

bv 2004-06-30T04:13:16Z faern http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/c186946e-e49f-41b9-8f5c-4680c021ad89 2004-09-09T19:46:11Z 2004-07-19T01:22:24Z

<div>abstract expressionism or non -representational <br/>what's the difference <br/>or <br/>how are they realted?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 21 replies </div>

faern 2004-07-19T01:22:24Z sisterlithium http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/89f05cdb-ec71-4105-a2ee-c98e8ca332fb 2004-08-04T21:24:28Z 2004-08-02T02:09:13Z

<div>Posted in another tribe, I thought this might be interesting here: <br/> <br/>As a painter/writer who does other things, like installation and conceptual art (although I consider all of my work conceptual) I paint to escape from language per se. Speech, text. Explanations, for me, and meaning, are a translation of an entity outside of language. Also my writing seeks to escape from meaning, at least in my reading of it. <br/> <br/>Of course painting has its own "language" which we can call color, form, etc. There are many painters but many, many more writers I think and they tend to express themselves in similar ways, on certain levels. I'm trying not to be judgmental but I don't expect everyone to be Beckett or Kristeva. Remarks on Color is another book I like, Wittgenstein, although I admit I don't "understand" it in the way I get de Man.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 4 replies </div>

sisterlithium 2004-08-02T02:09:13Z http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/aa6b25b0-2472-488d-bc1e-877c7f98fbb5 2004-07-19T03:17:04Z 2004-07-18T19:34:50Z

<div>has anyone else ever washed their brush in their beverage? <br/> <br/>*ptooie*</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 4 replies </div>

2004-07-18T19:34:50Z SupremeRB http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/9b183f06-ef47-4633-945e-4527468a6cf2 2004-07-10T04:45:31Z 2004-07-09T18:42:51Z

<div>Hello all, <br/>I'm a newbie to the tribe. <br/>I've put up a painting in the gallery. <br/>Thanks, Rob Abeyta, Jr.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 6 replies </div>

SupremeRB 2004-07-09T18:42:51Z Dave http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/ca9e1cde-4b5d-4434-8e5a-d276b148e2d6 2004-07-01T16:22:05Z 2004-07-01T12:28:50Z

<div>I have new art on my website. Please check it out! <br/> <br/>http://www.digital-lighthouse.com/davidanderson/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 1 reply </div>

Dave 2004-07-01T12:28:50Z faern http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/a5e1b1c9-54fe-4eda-b1d9-e0ea2fcb778b 2004-06-30T04:14:00Z 2004-06-29T20:46:00Z

<div>a memory popped into my head- <br/>this 'serious' critique in college... my painting teacher's biggest complaint about my piece was... <br/> <br/>"god.. that's so abex...havn't we had enough of that already?" <br/> <br/>i laughed so hard i had to leave the room... <br/>and again today, i found it so funny i had to share...</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 4 replies </div>

faern 2004-06-29T20:46:00Z http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/494143a9-9248-418a-8201-e1070df9413b 2004-06-15T01:20:56Z 2004-06-13T14:37:35Z

<div>has his work moved you so deeply that the sky is no longer the same? <br/>is it the fuzzy spaces between the blocks?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 1 reply </div>

2004-06-13T14:37:35Z kenjustice http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/b28956e8-93c4-4be8-8a83-cff059438d64 2004-05-30T23:25:25Z 2004-02-24T19:54:36Z

<div>Its a great show, you have to go see it, up through April 18th. <br/> <br/>And if that doesn't inspire you, they also have the Ardabil Carpet: A huge twenty-three-by-thirteen-foot silk and wool masterpiece which is so finely worked that it has approximately 350 knots per square inch, 15.5 million knots in total, and probably required six weavers working side by side at least four years to complete. <br/> <br/>Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 12 noon to 8 pm <br/>Friday: 12 noon to 9 pm <br/>Saturday, Sunday: 11 am to 8 pm <br/> <br/>http://lacma.org</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 4 replies </div>

kenjustice 2004-02-24T19:54:36Z Dave http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/71b53ea1-23b3-411f-8ffb-b2eed75f05e7 2004-05-29T16:23:48Z 2004-05-06T19:20:40Z

<div>I'm learning about who I am as I create art. I realize that my 20/15 vision plays a part in what I create-- or should I say what I create reflects the way I see the world. My work gets very detailed and has a lot of texture. I see detail and texture everywhere I look. I can watch a TV from across the room and pick out individual pixels. So it's interesting to see myself and my world perspective laid out for me in my work. <br/> <br/>Anyone else discover themselves in their work? <br/> <br/>Dave <br/>http://www.digital-lighthouse.com/davidanderson/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 11 replies </div>

Dave 2004-05-06T19:20:40Z sisterlithium http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/8f4fa6d2-4027-4f4f-953d-8ae8b049d648 2004-05-15T00:55:13Z 2004-05-09T01:50:03Z

<div>Hey. I've been painting in the abex vein since 89 or so, although i don't consider myself an abex. I do love those artists though, and I think I am influenced by them a lot. If you like, you can see my work in my photo pages. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 4 replies </div>

sisterlithium 2004-05-09T01:50:03Z Andrew http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/e1340a7b-a7c8-4005-939c-74bfd78ad871 2004-04-28T17:07:14Z 2004-04-21T23:08:03Z

<div>I encourage others in the group to consider introducing themselves under this heading. I enjoy creating digital art, and my virtual art gallery is at: <br/> <br/>http://groups.yahoo.com/group/afr2drawings-l/ <br/>If you click on the above, then click JOIN THIS GROUP, you can see my art in the PHOTOS section of group. The JOIN THIS GROUP button is on the top right of the page, and the PHOTOS button is on the left in the middle of the page.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 10 replies </div>

Andrew 2004-04-21T23:08:03Z faern http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/ad732441-a633-4fe5-a536-1699c3ab9463 2004-04-21T18:43:41Z 2004-04-20T02:10:28Z

<div>check out my website- <br/>mostly photography and oil painting. <br/>http://www.faernworks.com/ <br/>thanks <br/>faern</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 4 replies </div>

faern 2004-04-20T02:10:28Z Randel http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/3b2bfe6d-525f-402d-8bb9-8ba758305a1e 2004-04-15T16:44:34Z 2004-04-14T23:09:57Z

<div>I invite everyone to stop by and check out my website. <br/>I have paintings, prints and collage work up, but mostly prints. <br/>http://www.rplowman.com <br/> <br/>Thanks, <br/>Randel </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 1 reply </div>

Randel 2004-04-14T23:09:57Z Dave http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/370f77c8-ebf3-4f32-bcac-b22442daf011 2004-04-15T16:32:51Z 2004-02-24T09:25:14Z

<div>Just finished it this morning. I am most happy with it. Please check it out and see my art. <br/> <br/>http://www.digital-lighthouse.com/davidanderson/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 10 replies </div>

Dave 2004-02-24T09:25:14Z khambrel http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/4e729421-1bb4-4ca3-9305-256b6341f31e 2004-02-05T21:09:44Z 2004-01-26T03:07:37Z

<div>so you artists out there,do you index or are you iconic? indexing means you create a visual language which comes from nothing. an example would be rothko's work. in time his paintings become a way of reading all artistic works in general. pollock did the same. whereas iconic takes a recognized symbol,an object and uses that symbol in a new context. de koonig was of this style,by his use of womyn and some of the real objects one will notice in his paintings. like his use of shoes as shoulders is another example... <br/> <br/>be well and amber renee' sends her 'ello</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 3 replies </div>

khambrel 2004-01-26T03:07:37Z Dave http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/f0a69d84-7952-4b92-9832-2a30145b6f0d 2004-02-05T20:33:18Z 2004-02-05T17:27:27Z

<div>Hi, newbie here. I've posted some of my work. I am a digital artist working with texture photos/painting to create abstract digital works. Check out my stuff in the photo album.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 6 replies </div>

Dave 2004-02-05T17:27:27Z khambrel http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/0bfa8b08-d663-478f-86ce-ac7bc2fe9645 2004-02-05T20:28:46Z 2004-02-05T15:56:37Z

<div>as we all know,jackson pollock was fond of throwing stuff into his paintings. there are do me good butts,turkey basters,barnet newman's blood,wire mesh and etc. in his work. raschenburg and johns continued this trend. do people still do this? i find that anything not nailed down becomes fodder for me canvas. and i have noticed me jill has taken up the habit herself. <br/> <br/>so how do ya'll feel about this? do you think painters do this to compensate for a lack of artistic technique? do you feel it is part of the sham art has become? do you use this technique at all? if so what do you include in yr work? <br/> <br/>be well-khambrel <br/> <br/>and for god's sake,keep painting....... </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 4 replies </div>

khambrel 2004-02-05T15:56:37Z moox http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/d671de0f-f97e-40bf-bb0c-64749482f9b5 2004-02-05T17:33:42Z 2004-01-28T22:12:46Z

<div>hello ladies and guys <br/>I'm one day old on tribe.net <br/>discovering it step by step <br/>I'm from Paris <br/>love lines ,shapes, colors, surfaces, curves in whatever ways. <br/> <br/>some work of mine on http://www.moox.net/ <br/>see you around <br/>Peace <br/>Bertrand aka moox</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 6 replies </div>

moox 2004-01-28T22:12:46Z theshaman http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/25fd58ba-cc9e-42ba-8c04-75587cdf01cb 2004-02-05T17:18:00Z 2004-01-22T23:13:11Z

<div>Hello to the other 2 members of this tribe! I have often heard my art described as abstract expressionism, so I thought I would join. What do you think? Does it fit in the category? <br/> <br/>http://hawkmail.home.comcast.net/</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 13 replies </div>

theshaman 2004-01-22T23:13:11Z bv http://Absexp.tribe.net/thread/b9c64ebb-a1ba-4a64-a2f9-b34acb3dbfd2 2004-01-29T02:52:11Z 2004-01-28T01:39:54Z

<div>hey guys. just joined this tribe and wanted to say hello. this tribe seems a bit sparse... there has to be more of us around, don't you think? <br/> <br/>anyway, feel free to check out my work at my site below and comment if you like... <br/> <br/>enjoy. <br/> <br/>http://www.blueverticalstudio.com/ <br/> <br/>peace. <br/> <br/>bv. <br/> <br/> <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://Absexp.tribe.net">Abstract Expressionism</a> - 4 replies </div>

bv 2004-01-28T01:39:54Z