Color That Sings Day 3 - Pattern that Moves
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Color That Sings Day 3 - Pattern that Moves
- 1. George Birline* Color that Sings Day 3 What makes pattern “move?” Asheville Art Museum Glenn Hirsch, Instructor
- 2. Pattern is a universal language
- 3. Evenly space, repeated rhythms Deborah Oropallo Staggered, uneven rhythms Pattern is created by repetition Repetition creates rhythm Variety of rhythm Fast, slow Simple, complex
- 5. Simple and regular – sounds like a Buddhist “gong” Complex and uneven – like jazz “bebop” Left: Josef Albers Right; Grove Robinson Blanche*
- 6. Two rhythms at once: The singular circle against the even repetition of the dashed diagonals photograph
- 8. photograph Still more complex ... Now with organic and geometric shape
- 10. M.C. Escher Positive and Negative Shape is another kind of rhythm
- 11. White shapes on a black background? Or black shapes on a white background? Seeing both at the same time creates energy!
- 12. Ryan Lee Smith*
- 13. Jackson Pollock
- 14. Franz Kline
- 16. How can we talk about abstraction? We don’t know what shapes in an abstraction are, but we know the mood they suggest. The artist evokes feeling with: -Light (dramatic light) -Color (varieties of warm/cool) -Pattern (repetition of shape) Sarah Sense*
- 18. Joseph Fiore*
- 19. George Bireline*
- 21. Frank Lobdell
- 22. John Singer Sargent watercolor Joan Mitchell oil We can get ideas for abstraction by taking Nature out of context
- 27. Jose Bernal* Use your imagination! You don’t have to follow the photograph! No one will see the photo, only your painting. The photo is only a catalyst to get you dreaming.