Post Painterly Abstraction Art
Post Painterly Abstraction Art refers to a style of abstract painting that emerged in the mid-20th century in reaction to the gestural and emotive qualities of Abstract Expressionism. This movement is characterized by its emphasis on clean lines, flat planes of color, and a rejection of traditional brushwork in favor of precise, geometric shapes. Artists associated with Post Painterly Abstraction Art include Ellsworth Kelly, Frank Stella, and Kenneth Noland. This style is known for its focus on formal elements such as color, shape, and composition, as well as its emphasis on the flatness of the picture plane.