Easier Said Than Done: Abstract Art or Fundraising?
Heres how really, really bad nonprofit marketing happens.
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That's a spot for a U.K. housing charity, a great example of the spread of abstract expressionism in nonprofit marketing.
Painters like Jackson Pollock and Wassily Kandinsky broke open art in the early 20th century by separating their art from the visual world. Their canvasses were not representations of things, but expressions of ideas or emotions.
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