Antonio Semeraro's Black-and-White Abstraction
Antonio Semeraro has been painting large-scale black-and-white works since 1988, refusing to abandon American abstraction. In an interview with Catherine Millet, he discusses the idea that a painting turns over when he begins another, his physical relationship with large canvases, his personal dripping technique, and his decision to reduce color to black and white.
Key facts
- Antonio Semeraro has painted black-and-white works since 1988.
- His paintings are often very large format.
- He refuses to abandon American abstraction.
- Catherine Millet interviewed him.
- He discusses the concept of a painting turning over when starting another.
- He describes his physical engagement with large canvases.
- He has a personal dripping technique.
- He decided to reduce color to black and white.
Entities
Artists
- Antonio Semeraro
- Catherine Millet
Institutions
- artpress
Sources
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