Kazimir Malevich – Black Square (1915) Black Square - Malevich "The ultimate, most extreme and simplest work of abstract art painted in the early 20th century is a black square. Just that. Crackling with time, it survives as a baffling, unforgettable icon. Malevich, like other abstract artists including Kandinsky and Mondrian, had a quasi-religious vision. His black square has the terse authority of some unnameable revelation."
- Jonathan Jones on Art Related Article : Where is Radical Love ? Ashish Anand ( Founder, Unleash Your Power) www.unleashyourpower.org
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Elsie Maynard
9/8/2014 08:05:48
Malevich was turning away from the influence of Eastern art and looking towards the West.He called his new art Supremitism.The Black Square represented his idea of the Icon which was placed high up in most homes ,and placed it thus.
Ashish Anand
14/8/2014 15:45:20
Hi Elise, Thank you for sharing this. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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