Those nature paintings are beautiful up close. Maybe Tyson's work would be more interesting if the generative models are shown instead of the results? Or maybe the galleries that host Tyson don't give a $hit.
Just saw this show and really enjoyed it. Thinking it is simply abstraction for abstraction's sake ("huffer spraypaint abstraction") misses the point entirely, as does the idea that the artist should reveal the models that inform the work...Why? (And the idea that there is any financial incentive not to is ludicrous.)
There is an entire room of complex representational works that are not shown in these pictures. It's a great show that, like most, you have to see in person to fully appreciate.
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Those nature paintings are beautiful up close. Maybe Tyson's work would be more interesting if the generative models are shown instead of the results? Or maybe the galleries that host Tyson don't give a $hit.
Just saw this show and really enjoyed it. Thinking it is simply abstraction for abstraction's sake ("huffer spraypaint abstraction") misses the point entirely, as does the idea that the artist should reveal the models that inform the work...Why? (And the idea that there is any financial incentive not to is ludicrous.)
There is an entire room of complex representational works that are not shown in these pictures. It's a great show that, like most, you have to see in person to fully appreciate.
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