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The exciting world of color is explored in a series of experimental studies with Color Aid papers and collages, based on the color courses of Josef Albers, noted abstract painter, teacher, and color theorist. Best known for his works Homages to the Square and his innovative publication The Interaction of Color, he is often credited with creating one of the most influential and far-reaching art education programs of the 20th century.
The goal of the studies is to heighten perception and gain insight into color relationships. Their volatile behavior and constant interplay makes for a surprising adventure, even for experienced artists. It provides an enriched color background for any art or design enterprises.
“Anyone who predicts the effect of color proves he has no experience with color.”- Attributed to Josef Albers
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Ati Gropius Johansen’s workshops have received praise and acclaim by art students and faculty across the country and internationally. In addition to being on the faculty of The deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Lincoln, MA, she has given courses and lectures at the Museum of Modern Art, NY; the Santa Fe Art Institute, NM; in Boston, MA at The Boston Architectural Center, Simmons College, and Historic New England; the Worcester Art Museum; Bridgewater State College; SUNY Dutchess; and the Walter Gropius Schule in Erfurt, Germany. She is a graduate student of Albers and daughter of Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius. |
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