Works that are created through paint that is poured, dripped, or flung on huge canvases are called
a) action paintings.
b) color field paintings.
Consider This: European artists who emigrated to the United States encouraged American artists to abandon traditional easel painting. 24.1 Discuss the New York School and distinguish examples of Abstract Expressionist and color field painting.
c) minimalist paintings.
Consider This: European artists who emigrated to the United States encouraged American artists to abandon traditional easel painting. 24.1 Discuss the New York School and distinguish examples of Abstract Expressionist and color field painting.
d) kinetic paintings.
a) action paintings.
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