One obvious way to subvert abstraction is to paint known things and then call them abstract, or to make abstracts out of materials that are recognisable as objects: cheeses, say.
Two classes of models are compared: (a) ones in which evidentiary decisions are accounted for explicitly, and (b) ones in which the players make abstract declarations of their types.
And the walls could be translucent, making abstract silhouettes of people using the restroom visible from outside, allowing the police to note any illegal activity.
The so-called Minimalists, who made abstract art out of simple and usually hard-edged geometric forms, from one point of view carried on the tradition of austere abstraction.
Anderson's use of mixed color makes abstract still have a sense of harmonious order.
That's because the oldest known engravings date back 100,000 years and were made by modern humans the only species thought to be capable of making abstract designs.
Ellsworth Kelly has been on earth for 90 years — his birthday was Friday — and he has been making abstract art for over 60 of them.
Nathan makes abstract images using a variety of techniques and materials often incorporating common household items into his work.
Newman's day job might be making 49 cent portraits, but his spare time was spent in the footsteps of Dorothea Lange and Walker Evans, seminal photographers of the "real" (that is, poor) US, with the Farm Security Administration, or making moody abstracts of walls and furniture.
Such replacements have usually been done in their abstracts, which makes preparation of abstracts for feeding into automated systems less tedious.
It is possible to make an abstract defence of Mr Blair's position.
