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Dedicated to sharing visual culture with the world, M+ offers a wide selection of art prints in various formats, including print, poster, and postcard. Each piece has been chosen from our collection and is currently displayed in the museum.
This postcard features Untitled by Tomie Ohtake, part of the M+ Collection , Hong Kong. Serving as a quintessential museum keepsake, it can be displayed at home, the office, or wherever visual culture will is well received. All M+ postcards are printed in Hong Kong with Soy Ink to avoid print or pen bleed, and are environmentally friendly.
This postcard features Untitled by Tomie Ohtake, part of the M+ Collection , Hong Kong. Serving as a quintessential museum keepsake, it can be displayed at home, the office, or wherever visual culture will is well received. All M+ postcards are printed in Hong Kong with Soy Ink to avoid print or pen bleed, and are environmentally friendly.
About Artwork
Japanese-born Brazilian artist Tomie Ohtake produced over thirty canvases in her Blind Painting series in the late 1950s and the early 1960s. The series is unusual in her body of work, which includes both figurative and abstract landscape paintings. Ohtake painted each work blindfolded, relying on chance, her body, and the brush to communicate her perception of the world. The colours used in this particular painting are characteristic of the palette of the series, consisting largely of white, black, and gray. Painted with highly gestural strokes, the Blind Paintings are a result of the artist’s effort to directly and spontaneously convey emotion. Ohtake developed the series at a time when artists in Brazil were reacting against the concrete art movement’s emphasis on objectivity and visual control. The Blind Paintings sit in contrast with the work of her contemporaries in Brazil, but connect with forms of gestural abstraction produced around the same time in other parts of the world.
Size: 14.8 x 10.5 cm (A6)
Materials: L.H Symbol Card C1S 360gsm Premium White (793-36050), Elemental Chlorine free (ECF), Acid free, Biodegradable, heavy metal absence, recyclable, ISO 9706 Long Life Certificate, FSC Certified
Print: Off-set print
Origin: Europe / Hong Kong
Care: Post or display proudly.
Japanese-born Brazilian artist Tomie Ohtake produced over thirty canvases in her Blind Painting series in the late 1950s and the early 1960s. The series is unusual in her body of work, which includes both figurative and abstract landscape paintings. Ohtake painted each work blindfolded, relying on chance, her body, and the brush to communicate her perception of the world. The colours used in this particular painting are characteristic of the palette of the series, consisting largely of white, black, and gray. Painted with highly gestural strokes, the Blind Paintings are a result of the artist’s effort to directly and spontaneously convey emotion. Ohtake developed the series at a time when artists in Brazil were reacting against the concrete art movement’s emphasis on objectivity and visual control. The Blind Paintings sit in contrast with the work of her contemporaries in Brazil, but connect with forms of gestural abstraction produced around the same time in other parts of the world.
Size: 14.8 x 10.5 cm (A6)
Materials: L.H Symbol Card C1S 360gsm Premium White (793-36050), Elemental Chlorine free (ECF), Acid free, Biodegradable, heavy metal absence, recyclable, ISO 9706 Long Life Certificate, FSC Certified
Print: Off-set print
Origin: Europe / Hong Kong
Care: Post or display proudly.
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