Flat Never Looked So Deep: The Quiet Brilliance of Alex Katz

December 1, 2025By Joe LatimerAbstract Expressionism, Alex Katz, Art, Artist, Pop Art

In a world obsessed with overstimulation, Alex Katz has mastered the art of chill. Born in 1927 (yes, he’s still painting), Katz has outlived art trends, critics, and most likely your favorite Instagram filter. While others chased complexity, Katz simplified. His art doesn’t scream for attention; it casually leans against the wall, looking good without … Read More

Willem de Kooning: The Abstract Expressionist Who Painted Like a Hurricane

June 1, 2025By Joe LatimerAbstract Art, Abstract Expressionism, Art, Artist, Inspiration, Willem de Kooning

How One Dutch-American Artist Splashed His Way Into Art History Who Was Willem de Kooning, and Why Should You Care? Willem de Kooning wasn’t just an artist. He was a full-body-swinging, canvas-wrestling, New York-dwelling juggernaut of abstract expressionism. Born in the Netherlands and smuggled into America like a sketchy tube of oil paint in the … Read More

Throw Paint, Not Shade: Why Abstract Expressionism Still Slaps

May 1, 2025By Joe LatimerAbstract Art, Abstract Expressionism, Art, Artist, Expressionism, Inspiration, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko

Unlocking the Passion, Power, and Paint Splatters of the Movement That Shook the Canvas Big Feelings, Bigger Strokes Let’s face it—Abstract Expressionism sounds like something your pretentious cousin brings up at Thanksgiving. But underneath all that art speak is a rebellious, raw, and radically emotional movement that threw art history into a blender and hit … Read More