Skyscrapers by Josef Albers

Skyscrapers by Josef Albers

Skyscrapers (1929) by Josef Albers From the Tate Modern Collection: “Albers explored semi-industrial techniques to create a fiercely objective art. Appropriating a method devised for engraving headstones,…

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Color Perception

Color Perception

Josef Albers: “In Open Air” Emily Fox Josef Albers was a German artist and teacher. He attended the Bauhaus in Weimar, Germany in the early…

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Textiles

Textiles

Untitled Benita Koch-Otte, 1929 Koch-Otte was a female student at Bauhaus, her professors ideals can be seen throughout her work. Benita became famous for her…

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Final Wall

Final Wall

Daniela Siu, Paul Turner, Jessica Altamirano, Aaron Milgrim Photos: Plans/Sections: Qualities:

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Skyscrapers Josef Albers

Skyscrapers Josef Albers

Matthew Au   Josef Albers is a German born American artist and educator whose work, both in Europe and in the United States, formed the basis…

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Final Precedent

Final Precedent

Part A Part B Eva and Daniela  

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"In Open Air" Josef Albers-Eva Harn

“In Open Air” Josef Albers-Eva Harn

Sensory Qualities/Variations/Conditions -ordered -geometric -overlapping -heavy vs. light -above/below -intersecting lines Section

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Project 3-Research Post-Ben Martinez

Project 3-Research Post-Ben Martinez

Ben Martinez “Untitled” Zaha Hadid   Zaha Hadid was a highly regarded Iraqi-British architect and designer called the “Queen of Curves” who pursued a unique…

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Project 3 – Research Post – Dylan Guernsey

“In Open Air” – By Josef Albers Dylan Guernsey Sources: Wikipedia           “Every perception of color is an illusion.. ..we do…

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Project 3 Spatial Performance for Wednesday

Project 3 Spatial Performance for Wednesday

RESEARCH – Make a post include your name, title of artwork, artists, and descriptive paragraph of research about their technique.  *research / wiki to understand…

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