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Memory Chip in My Mind Painting by Betty Pieper

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Comments (8)

Betty Pieper

Betty Pieper

I fell upon this about the once famous art critic Clement Greenburg - who loved Hans Hoffman as you do. He apparently found the early small works of Jackson Pollack “much more conclusive… among the strongest abstract paintings I have yet seen by an American." My "Talented Proxy" recently put one of your small pieces on her favorite list.

Studio Tolere

Studio Tolere

FAA is running a video created to show possibilities in promotion, using the wonderful work of Jane Davies,artist/teacher/ Vermont ..The largest size she has on her site is 10x10. Many are 4x 4.mentioned as an encouragement .

Betty Pieper

Betty Pieper

Yes, I agree that various dimensions bring out different aspects of us as artists. I definitely feel that about something as encompassing as my home...I want what I want where I want it. I will hunt for months for fabric, design a coffee table, stained glass, whatever it takes to make it the picture I want to be in! I also relate to the amazing 'group awe'...when strangers react in the same way to the same art work. Thanks for sharing the experiences.

Studio Tolere

Studio Tolere

Asian couple, hope that part made sense enough

Studio Tolere

Studio Tolere

Small, large, each brings out another part of an artist. I have felt at times that small is more challenging.I was at the Met in NYC in the Modern Masters Wing with paintings of Dali(I think).I didn't relate to any. A young Asian co around by me. Then we came to a very small piece, 8x 7 max. It was stunning. All three of us gasped. I had the same experience with Hans Hoffmann's work at the MOMA..

Betty Pieper

Betty Pieper

Oh, Chana....you are such a good critic that it is always an especial pleasure to hear such a good review. I can think of nothing as fine for an artist as to be both visually intriguing and calming at the same time. To me I found that although I am addicted to the large works I can become so intense about little pieces as well. I think of Matisse with his long stick extensions to paint and think maybe a few small works in my old age will be a good pursuit!

Studio Tolere

Studio Tolere

This immediately caught my attention, not surprised it is by you because of the inherent kind of balance and depth on a planal surface that runs through your work. Both calming and visually stimulating Betty. like/fav

Julie Hemmings

Julie Hemmings

Very nice. Different from the rest. I like it.

Betty Pieper replied:

Thank you! To me it "feels" like a wonderful tiny swatch of textile. On occasion I hang favorite fabrics on a line while painting to influence the atmosphere....many artists use music this way.

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