The website is currently out of action, but we will be active with new content in early 2021.
Abcrit was originally intended as the follow-on site to abstractcritical (since gone missing), which acted as a forum for debate on abstract art from January 2011 until November 2014.
From 2014 until 2020, Abcrit continued as an arena for discussion, with critical and/or informative essays by a number of artists and writers, including Paul Behnke; Katrina Blannin; John Bunker; Paul Carey-Kent; Ken Carpenter; Sam Cornish; Matthew Dennis; Luke Elwes; Jeremy Gilbert-Rolfe; Alan Gouk; Len Green; Robin Greenwood (founder/editor and contributer); Geoff Hands; Harry Hay; Pete Hoida; Noela James; Carl Kandutch; Nick Moore; Andy Parkinson; Charley Peters; Tim Scott; Craig Staff; Chris Stephens; David Sweet; Richard Ward; Emyr Williams.
All the articles from 2014 onwards are available to view on the website by backtracking.
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Focussed yet wide ranging articles on abstract work. Fantastic resource – thank you
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Excellent resource. I am a mature art student in Calgary Alberta Canada and love the essays.
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