Color and Motion
This installation in Marquand Mather gathered together a group of artists who shared an interest in the power of the elemental properties of art--color, geometry, and materiality -- to evoke a sensory response from viewers. Led by figures such as Calder, Albers and Vasarely, these artists understood that such elements were not fixed, but rather in various combinations would produce optical effects, appearing to shift in hue or create a sense of dynamic motion depending on the quality of light or movement of the viewer in front of the work.
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Untitled (Sculpture)Untitled (Sculpture), 1959
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The Two ArrowsThe Two Arrows, 1966
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Double ImageryDouble Imagery, 1967
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TurkizTurkiz, 1967
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Forme en Contorsion sur Trame Rouge (Contorted Form on Red Web)Forme en Contorsion sur Trame Rouge (Contorted Form on Red Web), 1969
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PillarsPillars, 1928, printed 1970
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White Waving LineWhite Waving Line, 1967
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Labyrinthe (Labyrinth)Labyrinthe (Labyrinth), 1965
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ElephantaElephanta, 1970
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Ishtar MeltedIshtar Melted, 1965
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Sequential IVSequential IV, 1972
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Double ImageryDouble Imagery, 1967
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