Abstract Artists

Abstract artists can be as broad as Jackson Pollock to Piet Mondrian. Pollock sometimes swung his body from a rope and used house paint to make marks of circular linear actions across a canvas. Mondrian on the other hand was very precise in his art making: hard black lines, open white spaces and a few fields of primary colors.

And in retrospect, I can look in between these two artists and find those like Wassily Kandinsky and Joan Miro. Both abstract but more organic.

Video: The Case for Jackson Pollock | The Art Assignment | PBS Digital Studios

Piet Mondrian – 'Abstract Painting as We Know It' | TateShots