In 1939, Clement Greenberg, an American art critic associated with Abstract Expressionism (think: Pollock, the mind spilled on paper, unabashed revelary) said, "The arts came to be regarded as nothing more or less than so many powers of the personality." There is quite truth in this statement: YOU can't hide beneath any moss...you may as well know it now.
Willem de Kooning pictured above. 1957.
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