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Good and Bad Art has over the years formed a moniker often when describing art. I suppose it easier to simply say if you like the work you see and if you don’t. so, then what really is ‘good art’ and bad? Honestly if you ask me there is no bad art. For art is an expression, a perception, a thought, an idea, a story, a journey, a beginning, an end. Art is love, sorrow, jealousy and joy. Art is passion and hatred and abhorrence or disbelief. Art pushes your boundaries and tests you, dares you to think and entices you to dip your feet and taste a bit of this chaotic, maddening journey. So, would you still call Art Bad? The question then I pose to you is, which I gather is the right question to ask is what makes an Artist a master in his craft. What is it that you look for when you buy an artwork that hints at a master in time to come. I look at the following five: Flow of the artwork - Where does the artist begin his work on the canvas, I see that. How my eye moves throu...

In a strategy in ‘Harvard’s Prjoect Zero’, students were asked to make careful observations and interpretations about how artists use color in paintings. After subsequent exercises on producing colour, the students were asked to name the colours they created accompanied by the feeling it invoked in them. This exercise led the students to reflect on what colour really meant in their lives and their personalities. Reading this experiment, led me to the question,  ‘Are we all really colours?”. We all associate different personalities to different colours…. yellow to a vivacious, bright person; blue to a calm person; red to a fiery person and so forth…but have we thought about how colour changes in different context? About how hues change at different times of the day? About how pigments change over time? Different social strata perceive certain colours differently? Are we also like colours ? We reflect different colours through our moods- we’re Red…. fiery and...

What is Expressionism? Are you aware of the term? Expressionism came to be as a form of a total modernist movement first taken in poetry and painting. It was seen in Germany at the start of 20th century. Overview: Expressionism in artwork works to introduce the world solely on the basis of the subjective point of view. It is an artwork which distorts emotional well being in order to illicit mood or various ideas. In basic terms Expressionism instead of exposing physical reality emphasizes more in emotional trauma or emotional well being. The beautiful thing about being online is that you can Buy Affordable Artworks in Expressionism in India . Factors Concerning buying art: India has come a long way when it comes to developing art. Hence a new buyer can try to obtain a good quality painting. When people choose to Buy Affordable Expressionism Art in India at Low Price the foremost thing they look for is trust, knowledge about art and affordable pricing along with...

Modern art is generally the artwork extending through the 1860s to 1970s and hence gives the idea, philosophy, and style developed in that particular era. This differed from the thinking of modern artists. They experimented things in their own way. They gave their ideas a modern hint which is contradictory to traditional artwork in those days. Early Painters: Modern art saw its beginning with some famous painters like Georges Seurat, Vincent van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Paul Cézanne. They were some prominent people whose work strongly led to the development of modern artwork. In National Gallery Of Modern Art, India, there are more than 14,000 works. Some are done by famous artists like Raja Ravi Verma, Thomas Daniell, Rabindranath Tagore, Abanindranath Tagore, Jamini Toy, Nadalal Bose, Gaganendranath Tagore, Amrita Sher-Gil and also many other famous artists. People who love art but have a tight budget look toward instead buying Affordable Mode...