German born, color-field painter, Black Mountain College head of painting program(1934-1949). Teacher to the likes of Rauschenberg, Twombly and Ray Johnson. Head of Design Dept. at Yale, 1950-1958.Wiki
Sunday, November 29, 2009
On the Subject of: Josef Albers, 1888-1976.
German born, color-field painter, Black Mountain College head of painting program(1934-1949). Teacher to the likes of Rauschenberg, Twombly and Ray Johnson. Head of Design Dept. at Yale, 1950-1958.Wiki
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one of my most favourites.will you make a post about anni too. x
I love pretty much anything that came out of the Bauhaus movement. Anni Albers' textile stuff is insane.
He was also one of the people that started the college of design at North Carolina State University, one of the most prestigious in the nation. There is currently an Anni Albers program there mixing art and design with textiles. Very good post. Love bauhaus era stuff.
more honkie art. dam im deepresed. niggas cant get none respect here.
-23 yr old nigga beaten down by the whites man refusal to show luv.
To the white guy trying to be black - it's getting old...go try your stuff on some other blog...you've become irrelevant...
My great aunt Bernadine studied under him at Black Mountain, and sent a little blue painting by the artist to my grandmother, who didn't care for Bernadine or the painting and had it burnt. Thanks, grandma. Oh, the things that could have been.
i refer to alber's color book at least once a week. he is a staple. ps: I like this blog.
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yo da one das irrelivent bitch. i wish you would think im white. the funy this is i could kill yo ass with my mandingo and not even blink. of course you think im whitey. in yalls world everyone is a whitey. you klan bitch. the only thing thas gettin old is yo saltine loafer klan breath.
-23 dark skinned fuck you.
Black Mountain College = Buckminster Fuller
lovely post-nice to be reminded of the beauty people are capable of producing.
i really appreciate the wide variety of subjects you cover here, apart from just clothing-related stuff. your posts are always well-curated, thanks for that.
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