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Feature abstract creative: Juliana Do

Based on the definition of Abstract art on the Tate website, it is a form of art that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of a visual reality but instead uses shapes, colors, forms, and gestural marks to achieve its effect. Artist Ms. Juliana Do is featured in

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Embrace the diversity in Danish contemporary art zone

The exhibition covers works of paintings, sculptures, installation art, video installation, photography or mixed media by multiple artists using different materials such as found objects, papers, cardboards, clay, wood, wire, metal, concrete, acrylic, marker, watercolor, ink, crayon, and the use of camera and video camera, and to achieve a different

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Feature unique decoupage talent: Viveca Moller

Based on the definition of Decoupage on Britannica.com, it is a french word “cutting out”, “the art of cutting and pasting cutouts to simulate painting on a wood, metal, or a glass surface.” It is a type of art “influenced by a tradition of cut work that includes the paper

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Walk In Variations by Bjarne Werner Sørensen

Bjarne Werner Sørensen (b.1960), the Danish-Faroese artist works within several different artistic genres and what all of his works have in common is rhythm, repetition, and variations of shapes, transformations, and movements, which achieves a dynamic interaction between line, shape and surface. The abstract works with restless energy. As a

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Collective artworks in Tate Modern

What is your purpose in going into an art exhibition center? What do you expect from it? What do you want from it? Was it a spontaneous visit or have you planned to go? Did you just have some time to kill or did you aim to see the artworks

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