Abstract painting (n.) is nothing but sensation. It is 'paths that go for a walk' in their surroundings.
An Abstract painting (n.) is like a woman: one will never get to like it if one tries to understand it.
Abstract painting (n.) is reflective of a ‘flight from interpretation’ in that it is an attempt to have, in the ordinary sense, no content; since there is no content, there can be no interpretation.
Abstract painting (n.) is a form of art which has to be seen to be depreciated.
Action painting (n.) is a style of abstract painting in which paint is dripped, splashed or flung in energetic gestures.
Action painting (n.) is judged hanging on a wall and was made lying on a floor.
Action painting (n.) is a canvas that kept the fight instead of the portrait.
Action painting (n.) punishes second thoughts.
Fingerpainting (n.) is art before anyone taught you to apologize for it.
Fingerpainting (n.) is the last art a person makes without first asking whether they are any good at it.
Fingerpainting (n.) is the shortest career in art, ending the moment somebody hands you a brush.
Fingerpainting (n.) is art before anyone invented the fear of being bad at it.
Guernica (n.) is Pablo Picasso's huge black-and-white painting of the bombing of a Basque town in the Spanish Civil War.
Guernica (n.) is horror that learned to hang in a museum and still accuse
Guernica (n.) is a powerful painting. When German soldiers came to Picasso's studio and asked 'Did you do this'', he'd say 'No, you did'.