http://www.bonomoart.com The Art of Joseph Bonomo Thu, 26 Jan 2012 05:35:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.bonomoart.com/kitsch/#comment-12 PankAssibia Thu, 26 Jan 2012 05:35:28 +0000 http://www.bonomoart.com/?p=488#comment-12 Hello!to say thank you for this interesting article! =) Peace, Joy. Hello!to say thank you for this interesting article! =) Peace, Joy.

]]> http://www.bonomoart.com/kitsch/#comment-9 Trevor Fri, 20 Jan 2012 22:23:40 +0000 http://www.bonomoart.com/?p=488#comment-9 A good friend once told me that, "art history has already forgotten artist who painted works better than anything I will ever complete." Considering this, the concept of Kitsch is very related to what Scott was talking about in your last post. The analysis, and more importantly the compartmentalizing, of artwork begins taking precedent over the actual visual experience in the modern art world. When that happens it seems to transform the role of this artist in his own work, making words more powerful than visual sensory. When you look at artists like Lucian Freud, Eric Bransby, Chuck Close, you find that they stuck to their convictions despite popular. Part of the reason they have become so celebrated is their inability to be shifted by how their work was categorized and often rejected. A good friend once told me that, “art history has already forgotten artist who painted works better than anything I will ever complete.” Considering this, the concept of Kitsch is very related to what Scott was talking about in your last post. The analysis, and more importantly the compartmentalizing, of artwork begins taking precedent over the actual visual experience in the modern art world. When that happens it seems to transform the role of this artist in his own work, making words more powerful than visual sensory. When you look at artists like Lucian Freud, Eric Bransby, Chuck Close, you find that they stuck to their convictions despite popular. Part of the reason they have become so celebrated is their inability to be shifted by how their work was categorized and often rejected.

]]> http://www.bonomoart.com/kitsch/#comment-8 Amber Mon, 16 Jan 2012 05:34:05 +0000 http://www.bonomoart.com/?p=488#comment-8 Good blogging! Good blogging!

]]> http://www.bonomoart.com/truth-and-beauty/#comment-7 Pauli Sat, 07 Jan 2012 14:29:58 +0000 http://www.bonomoart.com/?p=438#comment-7 I think that the expression of who we are and what we are about comes out in our life. Do we undergo the discipline of art...then as our skills emerge, our person will find it's way onto the canvass. This , I believe , is true in all career paths. We unconsciously express who we are. because we continually are in a state of change...it would seems that how we express ourself will also gradually change. Personally, I continue to accumulate skill in art so that I can best communicate me and my message. I think that the expression of who we are and what we are about comes out in our life. Do we undergo the discipline of art…then as our skills emerge, our person will find it’s way onto the canvass. This , I believe , is true in all career paths. We unconsciously express who we are. because we continually are in a state of change…it would seems that how we express ourself will also gradually change. Personally, I continue to accumulate skill in art so that I can best communicate me and my message.

]]>