Tuesday, 30 August 2011
Joan Miro
As you probably guessed it, I went to the Miro exhibition at the Tate Modern today and I went not really expecting much as my father had been before and he didn't get along with it, but I should have guessed he wouldn't go along with a surrealist because that's probably the area of art he is most confused by, but I went in sceptical, but I left a lover. Catalonia's Joan Miro is the man.
I loved how complexly simple his Constellations were, and the vastness of his triptychs, Miro admittedly inspired by the American Abstract Expressionism, my boy Rothko! and bros., the minutely detailed his early works were with form and placing thrown to the wind. Fantastic.
There's only twelve days left of the exhibition, so if you're on the neighbourhood it is definitely worth it.
MORE MIRO
Labels:
1930s,
1940s,
1950s,
Art,
Fine Art,
Illustration,
Joan Miro,
Paintings,
Surrealism
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