The phrase "abstract school" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing theoretical or conceptual educational institutions or philosophies.
Example: "The concept of an abstract school allows for the exploration of ideas without the constraints of traditional educational systems."
Alternatives: "theoretical institution" or "conceptual academy".
Using graphics/textual program VVVV and Pure Data, the installation includes tracking cameras, fog, and "a smooth double-projection" to create reactive light form, like abstract schools of fish, which surge around the feet of viewers.
It was a style that made him a sort of reverse Jackson Pollock, who epitomized the New York-based Abstract Expressionist school with his epic canvases of seemingly chaotic splashings and drippings.
Feldman was inspired by the New York Abstract Expressionist school of painting, especially by Rothko, whose works seemingly do away with formal design and present images of soft-edged shapes and colors that evoke spiritual and psychological states.
American painter whose works introduced contemplative introspection into the melodramatic post-World War II Abstract Expressionist school; his use of colour as the sole means of expression led to the development of Colour Field Painting.
If something as abstract as school reform can be made visible, Mr. Bersin's version is on view on the hallway bulletin boards, where sweetly childish writings -- "I like when the frog got the peach down".
Jack Tworkov's daughter felt that her name problem was a "double whammy" since both her father and husband, Robert Moskowitz, are well-known painters, the first of the abstract expressionist school and the latter of a minimalist orientation.
But the designer abstracted the school uniform references to the breast of a sweater or to box-pleated skirts, streamlined by sewing some panels together.
On this view, until the high scholasticism of the 13th and 14th centuries, philosophy was essentially a spiritual and personal project of self-discipline and self-transformation, rather than an abstract and school-based problem-solving set of techniques (Hadot 1995, 269 70).
But after World War II an energetic American school of abstract painting called Abstract Expressionism emerged and had wide influence.
The school is Abstract Expressionism, in a range that covers everything from Abstract Surrealism to biomorphism and calligraphy.
