More Art From The Exhibition

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Two days ago I showed you some photos I took at the amateur art gallery. You can check my post here, if you missed it. As I said in my previous post, it was an exhibition for the newly joined members of the amateur artists association.

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I was happy to learn there were a series of artists participating, which always make an exhibition colorful. It's better to have 50 artworks from 12 artists, than 50 from the same artist. In the latter case, there's a huge chance you see a lot of similarities, which is not something I like.

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Basically no matter who the artist is, amateur or professional, from visitor point of view, you are facing the same challenge every time.

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You stand in front of the painting and try to figure out what the artist was thinking and what's the message they want to send.

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So far this was my favorite. I liked how the artist created the face, it's a pretty one by the way, even if the eyes are mostly covered. The red around the face, with the black background was a very good idea. I love the colors.

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This was a surprise. Even though I went n without expectations, I wasn't expecting to see such artwork. Don't ask me why as I can't explain it. It was just odd.

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Same with this one. Most likely it was the same artist.

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This was another nice one, I liked it a lot. It takes you back to the 19th century or so. Unfortunately there's always something that can ruin a good experience and in this case was the artist's card attached to each artwork. I mean i understand it's important to link the two in case someone is interested, but not like this.

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This came like a cold shower, honestly. It's from the same artist. After I say the previous one, I thought I'm going to see masterpieces like that, but I couldn't have been more wrong.

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This seemed nice till I spotted the woman on the path. I tried to define what was bothering me. In my opinion the path is too steep for a woman dressed like that. Am I too fussy? I can't help it, that's what I see when I look at the painting. Otherwise I like it, the colors are nice.

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Although it would not be my favorite scene, I loved this one. If I were to create a story based on what I saw on this painting. I would say the woman is a Tunisian, or Egyptian. I liked how the light came from above her head and from the fire as well. Her claret dress is also a nice choice.

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What you see on the photo is a woman playing a traditional Romanian music instrument. It's a horn and it's common in the mountains. I loved the tree here, it's so lifelike.

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These two were too far from my taste.

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Flowers and naive art.

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And a big eye watching you.

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In the meantime I remembered what the curator told the lady who presented her works to the gallery. The word was poor technique. I wish I could have had a look at her works to see what poor technique looks like.

This is it for today. I think there are artwork here for every taste, so let's see if you have a favorite today.

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