Abstract Art

[italianstallion]

not properly street...
Mauro Reggiani Italian founder of abstract art 1934

[Mirus Gallery Poesia]

#sarahbraman



Alicia McCarthy



Sabio

[smallbylo]

What about 108? I love his work on walls paper or canvas!  

[Mirus Gallery Poesia]

108 is an unsung talent creating some of the best abstract work coming out of not only Italy but europe.

Aris is another italian artist who is a legend painting trains with his abstract forms that move in and out of figurative elements. He also has a solo show coming up.







urbanitewebzine.com/2015/01/14/la-macchia-umana-aris-solo-show-at-studio-dars-milan/

[Feral Things]

Moses and Taps abstract pieces on German runners

[Feral Things]

Old-school writers Niels 'Shoe' Meulman from the Netherlands, Egs from Finland and Magnus 'Nug' Gustafsson from Sweden have a group show entitled 'Abstract Vandalism' at Galerie Gabriel Rolt in Amsterdam.  The exhibition runs from 14 March to 30 April and there's also a nice looking book to accompany the exhibition available from Shoe's Unruly Gallery (sorry, I forgot to post about last night's book signing and live painting when I first saw about it):

Shoe gets mentioned on here now and again but here's some of Egs and Nugs abstract work:

[Fish in the Sea]

Can anyone recommend some Abstract art artists?
Similar as Katrin Fridriks

Thanks

[Blakeies]

Jan 1, 2017 17:34:40 GMT 1 Fish in the Sea said:

Can anyone recommend some Abstract art artists?
Similar as Katrin Fridriks

Thanks

Jen Stark and Lala Abaddon are two of my favourites

[chads007]

Robin leevel

http://instagram.com/p/BNMs-jPDpR0

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Anthony Franics

http://instagram.com/p/nsOBrHkgMw

Edit: Didn't read the Katrin F bit sorry!

[Fish in the Sea]

Thanks guys !!! Robin Leevel is really up my street

[chads007]

Jan 1, 2017 19:17:08 GMT 1 Fish in the Sea said:

Thanks guys !!! Robin Leevel is really up my street

Some of his pieces jago meets fridriks. He'd never heard of Katrin, but I dig his style

[chads007]

http://instagram.com/p/BMj4XyzjcRe

[zegr8]

108

[sonmi451]

Yago hortal

[nobokov]

Harold Ancart

[nobokov]

Or if you are looking for an extremely similar artist, Callen Schaub comes to mind.

[cyberkid]

the street artist satone, he made the cover for the "The Urban Contemporary Art Guide 2017"

www.instagram.com/satone_satone_satone

[Poster Bob]

I second Yago Hortal and will add Mike Parillo.

[Amber Halo]

Not the same style, but Dale Marshall is worth a look. A real gentleman to deal with, too.

[Dibbs 45]

I like Alex Voinea. Bit like Fridriks but even more colourful

[Mirus Gallery]

If you haven't come across Russian painter Alex Kuznetsov you might like his work.




mirus-gallery.myshopify.com/collections/a-major-minority/products/alex-kuznetsov-untitled270617

[Mirus Gallery]

I was looking for this thread, I figured instead of making a new one about our next show I would share our next solo exhibition here as it goes along a little better with this thread. Also it would be good to see more contributions to threads like this.

New Solo Exhibition from French artist Gilbert1 opens with us this Friday in San Francisco.



Email [e-mail] for any PDF inquiries. 















Mirus Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Gilbert 1 opening February 16, 2018 from 7-10PM with the artist present. The show runs through March 10th.

About the Exhibition:

Gilbert1’s process takes its roots in experimenting and evolving as much as possible and trying different mediums. He has found his own vocabulary assembling volume shapes with raw material in reference of a decadent world, and transforming his abstract letter graphics into deconstructed structures.

Creating in situ anamorphosis led him to develop an optical vision he enhances now in studio. Having worked recently the last years on black and white drawings and also as studies for tattoos - dotwork, gradients, transparency, translations, negatives - brought him to research in depth, dimension and perspective.

For his first solo with Mirus Gallery, Gilbert1 wanted to work more in this direction, in order to integrate his usual compositions and graphics in a surrounding dimension and play with vanishing points. He was interested to work on depth and height sensations as a door which suddenly opens under feet, a kind of vacuum which could never stops and create another falling possibility axis.

[Adam The Collector]

Hello everyone,

I have posted a couple of really tough illegible signatures on previous works of which you have been able to help me on all of them.

Fingers crossed you'll be able to help on this abstract oil painting. I am posting multiple photos of the signature to maybe help get a better read on particular letters. The quality of this work is excellent so I have to imaging I should be able to find out who it is. It was purchased from a gallery or exhibition in Washington D.C. in the mid 1960's. Thats all I know. 

Looking forward to hearing from you!

[moron]

Pure Evil or Evil ?

[Gurn]

My guess is Russian...Signature looks like J . Pilov or similar.

[Adam The Collector]

Mar 23, 2019 23:11:23 GMT 1 Gurn said:

My guess is Russian...Signature looks like J . Pilov or similar.

I was guessing that first letter was a stylized "H". The quality is too good to not be from a "listed" artist. Hopefully a notable one

[Gurn]

Mar 24, 2019 4:56:23 GMT 1 Adam The Collector said:

Mar 23, 2019 23:11:23 GMT 1 Gurn said:

My guess is Russian...Signature looks like J . Pilov or similar.

I was guessing that first letter was a stylized "H". The quality is too good to not be from a "listed" artist. Hopefully a notable one

Could be....or maybe an 'M'.

[Adam The Collector]

Mar 23, 2019 22:04:09 GMT 1 moron said:

Pure Evil or Evil ?

You know what.... I don’t think so! I know it’s not “urban” art but the previous works were not either. This forum is very generous and loves a varied style of art.

[Adam The Collector]

Mar 24, 2019 15:07:51 GMT 1 Gurn said:

Mar 24, 2019 4:56:23 GMT 1 Adam The Collector said:

I was guessing that first letter was a stylized "H". The quality is too good to not be from a "listed" artist. Hopefully a notable one

Could be....or maybe an 'M'.

I have tried a good few letter combos but need fresh eyes or someone who recognizes the style. I have been trying to do a little research into exhibiting abstract artists in DC during this time period. The family said they believe it was in 1964 when purchased.