RE: Surprise At The Art Gallery
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Erikah, the paintings are beautiful. And the selection of the frames is part of the curatorial activity, attention should be paid to it, but this often depends on the quality of the art curator. Or simply on how he or she has felt about the work. The same goes for the arrangement of them in the room, and the feet of works (I do not know if it is correct to say so).
This artist knows what she is looking for in each brushstroke. She transmits a lot of peace in her works. And there is a mixture of styles that catches my attention.
Let's see, how would you define her work? In what style would you frame it?
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I think the framing is the artist's job. If I were them, I would never let anyone frame my paintings, unless I only ship the canvas, but that's not what happened here. Arranging the room is indeed the curator's job, unless the artist wants to do it themself. I was asked once to help set up an exhibition and I can tell you, it was a fun, but demanding job as we had to find the perfect place for each painting and make then have the best light.
I don't know how I would define this artist's work, or if I would frame it in any style. I just enjoy what I see :)
Yes, you are absolutely right. It is the artist who selects the frames. But I was thinking when it comes to mounting an exhibition, sometimes the two can do it too. If the artist wants to. I mean, if she decides lean on the curator's opinion.
I think she has a great impressionist influence, because she captures the instant, gives prominence to light, a lot of nature and outdoor landscapes, I think she paints what she sees at first glance... I don't know, these are some of the things I see.
I am not an expert. It would be necessary to see if there is something else there.
Saludos y lindo día, aquí llueve.
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