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asteticas · 1 year

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JOSEF ALBERS — GRAY INSTRUMENTATION I, 12-PART PORTFOLIO, SILKSCREEN PRINTS, 1974.

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sbowen · 5 days

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Josef Albers

It would be hard to overstate the influence Albers has had on me as a creative and an instructor. I’ve written recently about this coming to the forefront of my practice including how my feelings about the moral deficiency of so many white l, male Modernists is a part of holding contradiction for me. There is a foundation of course dedicated to the careers of Josef & Anni Albers. More (my…

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#hardedgeabstraction #internationalartists #josefalbers

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joembpro · 1 year

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A lot of people don't know, once upon a time, color photography was shunned! Yeah! My idol, #WalkerEvans called it "vulgar". In its original connotation, that isn't an insult. It just means of the common people. Evans was smart enough to choose that word for that very reason. It is just in my lifetime that artists like #JoelSternfeld, #WillamEggleston, #GarryWinogrand, and another idol, #JoelMeyerowitz helped push the artistic community into the realm of color. Could you imagine #EdwardBurtynsky's photography in black and white? If you don't know these names, you should get to know them. I may never contribute to the history of photography, but I can learn from them and create with those tools. #JosefAlbers #colorcontrast #colorrelationships #colorful #vibrant #colorphotography #eastham #massachusetts #newengland #capecod #capecodinsta #capecodinstagram #capelife #capecodphotographer #capecodphotography #nikon #z7ii #fineartphotography #fineartphotographer #architecturephotography #artuphoto #capelife #coastguardstation #coastguardbeach (at Coast Guard Beach) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClHHtVguH5Z/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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shopyucca · 1 year

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Albers setting the tone 〰️ #josefalbers https://www.instagram.com/p/CkgEUdRsgzb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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elzorab · 2 years

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Photolitho from the Josef Albers Gallery , one of the original Bauhaus grandaddys at the @artsmarket for only 85$. #art #artsmarket #toronto #vintage #bauhaus #josefalbers #tdot #thesix #ontario #store https://www.instagram.com/p/CdL65iKJnOc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#art #artsmarket #toronto #vintage #bauhaus #josefalbers #tdot #thesix #ontario #store

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revistaolhardeprof · 2 years

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#Repost @revistaapotheke with @let.repost • • • • • • CHAMADA DE ARTIGOS Submissões até 15/06/2022 Dossiê Nomadismos - Revista Apotheke “O traçado nômade, ainda que siga pistas ou itinerários rituais, não tem a função do percurso sedentário que consiste em distribuir aos homens um espaço fechado, atribuindo a cada um a própria parte e, a partir daí, regulando a comunicação entre as partes. O traçado nômade faz exatamente o contrário, distribui os homens (ou animais) num espaço aberto, indefinido, não comunicante.” (Deleuze e Guattari). “Que sentido tem falar em nomadismos nos dias que correm?”, podemos nos perguntar. Quiçá essa seja uma questão mais urgente do que nunca. Primeiramente, porque nosso entendimento sobre nomadismos talvez esteja vinculado à ideia de mover, de sair, de deslocar(se) fisicamente, atravessar territórios. E, se para além disso, tomássemos a noção de nomadismo enquanto possibilidade de deslocamento de ideias, de conceitos, de pensamentos e de habitar, mesmo que temporariamente, um novo território ou uma nova paisagem? Ambas as possibilidades dizem sobre nossos anseios e desejos na atualidade: Sair geograficamente e, sobretudo, sermos capazes de sair de nossas ideias, em busca de encontrarmos outras respostas para o que nos chega. Atravessar e romper clausuras. Assim, lançamos também esta proposta de Dossiê, como forma de conhecer outros processos, outros rumos tomados por aqueles que se dedicam ao campo das artes visuais. Então este dossiê temático é impulsionado pelo objetivo de propor relações possíveis acerca da prática do nomadismo enquanto atitude epistemológica, com movimentos e traçados em diferentes áreas do conhecimento. Aline Nunes (UFRGS) Angélica D’Avila Tasquetto (UFSC) Para saber mais, acesse nosso site: https://www.apothekeestudiodepintura.com @jocielelampert @fabio_wosniak @ameline.nr @angidavilaa @udesc.oficial @udesc.ceart @dex.ceart @bu.udesc @dppgceart @anpaporgbr @confaeb #JohnDewey #dewey #artecomoexperiênciadewey #josefalbers #albers #ensino #aprendizagem #arteeducação #arteeducacao #artistaprofessor #atelierdepintura #processocriativo #artesvisuais #udesc https://www.instagram.com/p/CdJo6zOpnvC/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#repost #johndewey #dewey #artecomoexperiênciadewey #josefalbers #albers #ensino #aprendizagem #arteeducação #arteeducacao #artistaprofessor #atelierdepintura #processocriativo #artesvisuais #udesc

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rebelbomb · 1 year

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S'il vous plait

Lesson number one: take 3 colors and turn them into one

When Albers began his famous course on color, he asked his Bauhaus students to choose a red sheet of paper from a pack that included various different shades of the hue.

“Though there are innumerable colors—shades and tones—in daily vocabulary, there are only about 30 color names,” Albers explained in his book Interaction of Color (1963). For this reason, Albers found little use in talking about color, believing our lexicon was far too limited to capture its nuance.

Instead, he led his students through a series of trial-and-error experiments, so that they could teach themselves about the relativity of color: how a single color can take on a different quality or intensity depending on the colors that surround it.

For Albers, colored paper was the perfect tool for these exercises—it was cheap, flat, uniformly colored, and (as a bonus) mess-free. In one study, he asked his students to select three pieces of paper, all of different colors, and manipulate them in such a way that they appeared as four distinct hues. In another, he challenged them to do just the opposite—make four colors appear as three.

“In order to use color effectively, it is necessary to recognize that color deceives continually,” Albers wrote of these assignments.

Study for Homage to the Square: "Allegro"

sigleto e datato 61; firmato, intitolato, iscritto e datato 1961 sul retro

olio su masonite

cm 40x40

#josefalbers #interactionofcolor

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rickygadvisor · 1 year

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Read the caption below Colliding Colors * The process of making these photographic images is more complex then you might think. First there is the sculpture, the object. It’s architectural features are what make them stand. Every piece is resting on another. The sculpture is not permanent. All used materials are white. Second there’s the light, the subject. I create the light and colors by using strobes and color gels. When the strobes go off, the light and colors reveal themselves by bouncing the sculpture. The camera captures that moment in time. What remains is a colorful world frozen in time, that was just there for 1/1000s second and was not seen before nor after. #artcollector #artcurator #artconsultant #artadvisor #youngartcollectors #artlovers #art #abstractart #architecture #artgallery #artexhibition #light #geometrical #lightandspace #colortheory #geometricabstraction #hardedge #opart #colorfield #contemporaryart #galleryart #contemporaryartcollector #sebastiaanknot #colorphotography #abstractphotography #geometricart #sculpture #vasarely #jamesturell #josefalbers Reposted from @sebastiaanknot (at Miami Beach, Florida) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnRZPGPucXK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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glenn-gissler-design · 2 years

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ARTIST APTITUDE QUIZ #5

Are you up for a quiz to see how many artists you can identify that I am posting today?

Let me know how you do!

I have a very large collection of images in a large variety of categories on Pinterest - one of those categories with approximately 800 images is ‘ARTIST PORTRAITS’

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