Dana Schutz
(b 1976)
Chess
(2008)
chess in art
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Bernard Louis Borione
(1865 – 1920)
Échec et mat
Bernard Louis Borione
(1865 – 1920)
Interior with gentlemen playing chess - detail
Bernard Louis Borione
(1865 – 1920)
Interior with gentlemen playing chess - detail
splitleaf wrote:
j-pax wrote:
please tell me/us what you like and inspire us!! i'll try and keep my mind open :)) i want to understand !!
Thanks for your interest but, must respectfully decline. All I can offer is this Joyce Carol Oates quote:
"Assuming that all art is metaphor, or metaphorical, what really is the motive for metaphor? Is there a motive? Or, in fact, metaphor? Can one say anything finally, with unqualified confidence, about any work of art - why it strikes a profound, irresistible, and occasionally life-altering response in some individuals, yet means very little to others? In this, the art of reading hardly differs from the art of writing, in that its most intense pleasures and pains must remain private, and cannot be communicated to others. Our secret affinities remain secret even to ourselves....We fall in love with certain works of art, as we fall in love with certain individuals, for no very clear motive."
Beyond this, would simply say its key to look to the work for inspiration not to people's interpretations of the work. If what you are looking at doesn't inspire you look elsewhere, but keep looking.
hi Splitleaf... thank you very much for the very good Joyce Carol Oates quote.
after reading it i removed my first impressions on the works of art.
Kim Roberti
(b 1950)
The rules of the game
Kim Roberti
(b 1950)
En passant
Kim Roberti
(b 1950)
Checkmate
Elke Rehder
(b 1953)
Stefan Zweig Chess The Royal Game 4
Elke Rehder
(b 1953)
Chess artist's book I
Elke Rehder
(b 1953)
Chess artist's book II
Elke Rehder
(b 1953)
Chess artist's book III
Elke Rehder
(b 1953)
page from the "Schach-Leporello" I
Elke Rehder
(b 1953)
Pawns in strong position
Elke Rehder
(b 1953)
White begins
Elke Rehder
(b 1953)
Irrational Position
Elke Rehder
(b 1953)
Royal Game - Schachnovelle 1
Alessandro Sani
(1856 - 1927)
His Next Move