How Art Arrived at Jackson Pollock
Have you heard of the famous online art critique, "Nerdwriter" yet? The Nerdwriter is a series of video essays about art, culture, politics, philosophy and more.
Nerdwriter will take you on a journey, like in most of his videos - across time and space. At the very least you'll know more than you did when you started the video stream...
Nerdwriter will take you on a journey, like in most of his videos - across time and space. At the very least you'll know more than you did when you started the video stream...
Grab a hot beverage, sit back, and enjoy the story of how art transformed from religious realism into the beyond.
And with that, we bid thee adieu.
And with that, we bid thee adieu.
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