I would be surprised if you could really show a Van Gogh to someone without an art education, and without explaining the context, and they wouldn’t say it was interesting. This still seems to me like you have redefined modern and classical as interesting and not interesting art you like. So, show a piece to someone without an art education, and if they think it is interesting it’s classical art, and if they think it is wtf then it’s modern art, nothing to do with when it was made or the definitions of those terms today? I'm sorry, because I'm sure you didn't realize this, but your taxonomy breaks down to "pieces I like, for which the metadata is old," and "pieces I dislike, for which the metadata is recent."Įdit - or, at best, "pieces I like, with a continuous aesthetic tradition, which made quality easy to evaluate, for which the metadata is old," vs "pieces I dislike, created after that continuity disintegrated, which made quality very subjective, for which the metadata is recent." because there was a massive break in that continuity, and there is a real distinction between modern and "classical" art (at least in the European/Western tradition), but it just doesn't have anything to do with the metadata. and indeed even today two pieces of equivalent beauty and craftsmanship will not sell for the same price if one is a Michaelangelo and the other comes from a less famous artist. Just like his music, Ringo’s art creations bring a sense of peace, hope and inspiration to his viewers.Except anyone with the slightest background in art history can tell you that those metadata mattered immensely for "classical art" pieces at the time that those pieces were made. And as always, 100% of his proceeds go to support the Lotus Foundation. His images have been used on Timberland boots and clothing for the menswear company Robert Graham.
RINGO STARR MS PAINT ART SERIES
He designed a painting for the Knot For Violence campaign that sold out in one day, and another of his paintings was used for the Hard Rock Hotels Signature Series t-shirt collection. Ringo is collected worldwide and has had exhibitions of his art in Europe, South America, Australia, and the United States. By following his progression, you will get an incredible journey into the creative process and mind of one of the greatest rock and roll legends of all time.Īs he sang on the autobiographical Liverpool 8, “I always followed my heart and I never missed a beat.” Peace and love are Ringo’s life’s rhythm and melody, and he propels this universal message in everything he does: his evocative artwork, his enthused live performances, his legendary songs, all imbued with the joy, reflection, and wisdom of the music icon the world knows and loves simply as “Ringo.” Compared often to Andy Warhol and Keith Haring, Ringo’s “pop art” has captured the feel and spirit of the colorful, modern age in which we live.
After his first exhibition of paintings in 2005 called “My Faces,” Ringo has continued to evolve and create new and different artworks each and every year. Starting out using acrylics and oils, Ringo created paintings for many years before he decided to start composing art on his computer in the late 90s. “Music, photography and art are my passions”. We are delighted to be able to offer a selection of his hand-signed, limited edition artworks. We love Ringo - for his compassion, his music and his art.
In the end, anything that goes to helping someone is good”- Ringo Starr And more importantly we made a lot of money for the charity as its all for a good cause… It is so important to do your part any way you can. “In 2005 we started with my first public exhibition and it was so exciting, just great.
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