A SECRET WEAPON FOR LARGE WALL ART

The present at Tate St Ives this summer months explores the Intercontinental context which formed the function of artists within the Cornish town through the nineteen forties to 1960s. As Éric de Chassey writes, the broad exchange of Concepts was not restricted to American artists such as Rothko and de Kooning, but extended to French painters whic

Abstract artwork proceeds to evolve today. Lee Ellis's portraits use surface and depth to depict the internal turmoil of his topics; colourist Barbara Krupp's works Perform boldly with type; Nick Malone explores the boundary among abstraction and realism, encouraging the attention to journey across an archaeology of marks, phrases and textures.“A