Josef Albers

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NYT > Home Page By ALICE RAWSTHORN 2010

From his tenure at Black Mountain College under the tutelage of Josef Albers and dance collaborations with Cunningham and Cage to pivotal works like the ever-changing "1/4 Mile or 2 Furlong Piece," which he worked on for upwards of two decades, or his BMW collaboration from 1986, Rauschenberg felt compelled to participate in all that could be construed as art during the second half of century.

Alexander Adler: Rauschenberg's Treasures Alexander Adler 2011

After last year's color-exploring Josef Albers show, and 2009's exhibit of the color-block monuments of Anne Truitt, the Hirshhorn's upcoming "Blinky Palermo: Retrospective 1964-1977" could feel a little like more of the same -- more bold colors, more rooms full of spare, cold, modernist forms.

February arts preview: Paul Gauguin, Jem Cohen, Blinky Palermo Lavanya Ramanathan 2011

Aside from scale, though, all this fussing doesn't amount to much more than one of those "simultaneous contrast" exercises from Josef Albers's legendary old color course at Yale.

Familiarity Does Little to Excite Peter Plagens 2011

The Grinsteins became more involved in collecting and purchased a major painting by Josef Albers.

Tom Teicholz: How LA Grew Its Art Tom Teicholz 2011

Centre Pompidou explores the evolution that led to Albers's acclaimed series in "Josef Albers in America," highlighting 80 of the artist's works, including paintings, sketches and notes.

What's On Around Europe 2012

Centre Pompidou explores the evolution that led to Albers's acclaimed series in "Josef Albers in America," highlighting 80 of the artist's works, including sketches, notes and paintings, such as the undated "Color Study for Homage to the Square."

What's On Around Europe Thorsten Gritschke 2012

From his tenure at Black Mountain College under the tutelage of Josef Albers and dance collaborations with Cunningham and Cage to pivotal works like the ever-changing "1/4 Mile or 2 Furlong Piece," which he worked on for upwards of two decades, or his BMW collaboration from 1986, Rauschenberg felt compelled to participate in all that could be construed as art during the second half of century.

Alexander Adler: Rauschenberg's Treasures Alexander Adler 2011

After the Bauhaus closed in 1933, acclaimed German color theorist Josef Albers relocated to the U.S. to teach at Black Mountain College in North Carolina.

What's On Around Europe Thorsten Gritschke 2012

The Grinsteins became more involved in collecting and purchased a major painting by Josef Albers.

Tom Teicholz: How LA Grew Its Art Tom Teicholz 2011