Best Perspective on art is a blog about the best and latest perspectives on art. This blog is for art lovers, bloggers and also for people who are interested in art.
The blog will be updated daily with the best and recent perspectives in the field of arts. This blog will give you all information related to new artists and their work. The blog will also provide you with information on the different types of arts, like painting, sculpture, photography, digital arts etc etc.
We have different categories related to art in which we will upload posts regarding the news, tips, tutorials and other important information related to that particular category
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Hello, I’m Juice Wrld Art. You can call me Ju. I am a art critic for the blog Artists Perspective on the Best and Latest Perspectives on art . I write about what is fresh in the world of art.
I am a professional art critic who knows everything about art. I am a young and hip person who is always up to date with all the latest trends in art. I’ve written over 500 articles on everything from whats new in abstract expressionism to whats hot in underground graffiti. My articles are very well researched and fact checked, so you can be sure that my advice is always accurate and reliable.
When I’m not writing about art, I’m working on my own paintings and sculptures. I also enjoy video games and making beats as a hobby.
My favorite artist is Vincent Van Gogh, but I also love other artists like Andy Warhol, Frida Kahlo, Pablo Picasso, Edvard Munch, Basquiat and many more!
My blog is very popular with students of all ages around the world. My insights into the different kinds of modern art are truly inspiring, and have helped many young artists develop their talents and vision.
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To be able to view art correctly, you need to take the artist’s perspective. This is one of the rare blogs on the internet that offers a vast variety of viewpoints on the subject.
The art world and art in general have been a topic of interest for centuries. The great art movements and periods fascinate artists, critics, and others who are interested in fine arts. One thing that people don’t realize is that being an artist isn’t as easy as it seems. Some artists complain that they spend hours on a painting or sculpture only to have someone walk past and say something negative about it. That really hurts them inside.
They feel like they’re not making any difference in this world because people aren’t understanding their art. They feel like they’re alone in their quest for beauty and creativity.
All artists have been criticized for their artwork at some point in their careers, but that doesn’t mean they quit or change who they are as an artist. It just means they keep going forward, knowing that one day their work will be appreciated by all those who are willing to see the beauty within it…
With the creation of the first Post-Futurist art movement in the early 20th century, abstraction became widely popularized and made accessible. This new style of art was created to allow all viewers to interpret it differently based on their exclusive perceptions rather than relying on traditional representation.
This was a significant shift that directly led to the prevalence of abstract art as we know it today. However, many artists who worked in this genre were not satisfied with only their interpretation of their work, and sought to create pieces that would be recognized by the masses.
Truly knowing what makes a piece of art great may be an elusive concept, but art can still influence us in ways we might not expect. If you are interested in learning more about contemporary art, or just looking for some new perspectives on something you’ve always loved, this blog is for you!
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We had the opportunity to interview Jeff Koons, one of the most celebrated late-modern artists. As a young man he worked in a flower shop, and later became a studio assistant for the sculptor Donald Judd. He then began making sculptures himself, which critics dismissed as “retrograde,” and he was briefly married to the contemporary artist Ilona Staller, better known as La Cicciolina.
Taste is subjective, but Jeff Koons’s work has universal appeal. His work has been exhibited at top European galleries; his sculpture Michael Jackson and Bubbles, 1988–91 (which sold at auction in Nov 2013 for $33.6 million) is an iconic image of popular culture in the 1980s; and his large-scale mirrored stainless steel sculpture Balloon Dog (Orange), 1994–2000 (which sold in May 2014 at Christie’s for $58.4 million) is one of the most famous modern artworks ever created. He has also created a number of noteworthy public art installations and sculptures, including a series of four monuments to Christopher Columbus that have been installed in different cities around the world, and are on permanent display in Chicago’s Millennium Park; his sculpture Fighting Bulls (Magenta), which stands on New York City’s Madison Avenue at East 60
If you are going to write about art, it helps to have some.
There are many ways to get art from other people. You can buy it or steal it, commission it or rip it off, but the best way is to make it yourself. You learn more that way. And you can’t really understand what you are looking at if you didn’t make it yourself.
Which is not to say that people who talk about art don’t have something to offer: a critic may be able to see something in a piece of art that the artist never saw. Or he may just like some kinds of art better than others and want to convince other people that they should like them too (but beware of this guy; he won’t like your stuff).
Either way, the critic can only criticize what is there. If the artist has done her job right, then the critic has something good to work with.
