Abstract Expressionism, born in mid-20th century America, is an art movement emphasizing emotional expression and subconscious exploration. Key artists like Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko used non-representational imagery and innovative techniques to create deeply personal, monumental works.

Abstract art, originated in the late 19th and early 20th centuries when artists began to challenge the traditional norms of art. Since its inception, abstract art has evolved significantly, branching into various sub-genres and continually pushing the boundaries of what art can be.

What is Abstract Art? Abstract art is a genre that deviates from the traditional representation of physical objects, instead exploring the intricate relationships of forms and colours.

The ability to bring into existence something new. A solution to a problem, adapting to new situations or painting new artworks.
We typically assign creativity to the artists but we all have the ability to create.

"Understanding The Art Of Dual Panels" explores the history and evolution of diptychs, a form of artwork involving two panels. Originating from Greek and Roman traditions, diptychs have evolved into a powerful storytelling medium in modern art, influencing both art and interior design.

What is a ‘Salon-Style’ Hang? A ‘salon-style’ hang, or gallery wall can be anything you choose from various artists or eras, of different styles or a collection of harmonious colours. Find out how you can create your own salon-style hang.

The white square, or white painting is probably the most contentious style of artwork in the history of art. It has been described as “something I would put down on my floor”, “a waste of money”, or even “junk”. So, why then do some of these white paintings sell for millions of dollars?