The Physical Concept Of Art Analysis

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“FOR REAL” The Physical Concept
‘The physical’ is a concept of reality in which many artists aspire to express in their artwork. This may usually acquire the characteristics of verisimilitude and the traditions of artistic concepts, it can additionally be related to plenty of todays’ modern art pieces. Alberto Giacometti, a Swiss sculptor, painter, draftsman and printmaker once said “The object of art is not to reproduce reality, but to create a reality of the same intensity.” This was the way Giacometti portrayed his art work, revolving his pieces around the physical of reality and altered reality in their own ways. “For Real” is a new exhibition making its way to ‘The Home of The Arts Coliseum’ in central New York! This Exhibition will dive …show more content…

These artist have shown the true meaning of realism and it is due to this that we are grateful and privileged to announce that the famous works of Michelangelo (Rebellious Slave), Margaret Preston (her floral series) and Auguste Rodin (‘The Kiss’) will be featured at this event. Each piece have a unique undertone to them giving each individual emotions and meanings to every different person who views them. The physical can be shown by the objects or peoples positions in the artworks and the realism behind the movements of such. Colours, tone, lines are just a taste of the many details to examine in the works of art that make up the depth of the piece giving more then what first meets the eye and giving a realistic view that things run deeper then they appear. The concept of the physical can be found in most pieces as long as they consist of realistic things and movement and can be something in which you can touch and hold in your hand. All these reasons and more were the criteria used in order to find the most inspiring and best representatives for this concept to display in debatably the most progressive and innovative exhibition of New York

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