Ed Clark, a noted abstract painter who achieved his distinctive effect by using a janitor’s broom to sweep paint across the canvas in giant, motion-filled strokes, died Oct. 18 at a care center ...

athletic abstract resemblance to a match – with the ball being shot from the background to the foreground. It almost looks to me like he’s used the ball as a paint brush. It’s very vibrant ...

So they added a few brush strokes, assuming it was a participatory mural. Not quite: The painting was a finished work by an American artist whose abstract aesthetic riffs on street art.

To the untrained eye, her abstract art may look like a collection of random colors and brush strokes ... But the painting’s fragmented gray, green, blue, and pink strokes hint at the subtle ...