WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER "Concepts," the objective art of Vadim Stain.
1948 Tokyo, Japan Hiroshi Sugimoto, Japanese form Sugimoto Hiroshi (born 1948, Tokyo, Japan), Japanese photographer whose realistic images of intangible or impossible phenomena challenged the understanding of photography as an "objective" art form.
Under the blanket term Abstraction, can be found Non-Representational, or Non-Objective Art.
In the painting phase of his life, from 1944 to 1958, Beck was influenced by Non-Objective art, particularly that of Kandinsky and Mondrian.
The Russians invented non-objective art, and Archipenko was at the forefront of these activities in the early decades of the last century.
1915 is year zero for suprematism, the momentous year in which Malevich unleashed his brave new non-objective art upon the first stunned witnesses to the legendary 0.10 exhibition in Petrograd.
Better known for her promotional activities on behalf of Non-Objective art than as a painter, Rebay was a founder and the first director of the Museum of Non-Objective Painting, which evolved into the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.
Whether you call Mr. Belson and Mr. Whitney optical scientists or psychic magicians, they are fascinating figures, very much in line with the Guggenheim's own history as a museum of non-objective art rooted in diverse cultural and spiritual traditions.
"If you go back and look at Willem de Kooning and Franz Kline, two of the artists that were embracing abstract art, non-objective art, in a big way, and at the same time, in their life they appreciated Cadillacs and modern life, the whirl of modern life, the action behind it, the mechanisms".
A work of genius must have "spirit," which it gets through its content, typically as Kant assumes without argument, although perhaps in his time, long before the invention of non-objective art, without any real need for argument a rational idea, indeed an idea relevant specifically to morality.
Malevich's whole thing about non-objective art had to do with creating just enough of a painting to make people stand still for a moment, but free enough of content or message so their subsequent train of thought was unfettered.
