ANIMATED GIF ART(40)
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Jan 25, 2017PRODUCT LIBRARY
Sep 25, 2020the abyss that separates the perception of the symbol of the sickle and hammer from the 1970s through the vision of enzo mari.
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Sep 20, 2020from the monalisa to the scream, these hairy abstractions by murat yıldırım render the pieces with a new furry style.
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Sep 18, 2020according to the ruling, the british artist cannot hold trademarks while his identity remains unknown.
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Sep 16, 2020the photographer had been engaged in the documentation of the music industry and youth culture, but the pandemic changed the focus of his lens.
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i dont mind the idea of making gifs out of hoppers work, however the speed of the gifs is way too fast! his work is about subtle movement of light and shadows across people and surfaces. the speed of which these gifs move is jittery and distracts rather than adds to scenes
This is an appalling traversty of Hopper’s work! The gif treatment absolutely kills the inner mood of each piece and whoever dreamed this up has no appreciation of how paintings such as these evoke a captured moment for the viewer to reflect on. If you want to introduce such pieces to – quote: “a younger generation who may not have been directly familiar with his work” then do so in such a way that people can be given an actual insight into the genius of these examples of great 20th century art rather than present them with the gimmickry of techy 21st century faux cool.