Josef Albers's Homage to the Square: Aurora

[trihuenelson]

As a student of Albers and teacher of his program for 50 years, I believe that this

explanation suggests a curator who never took the Albers course. Compare this

explanation with one I have done with on a vimeo video on Albers' postage stamp

"Glow". I see no evidence of Color Interaction in Albers' "Aurora". The supporting

evidence of irregular edges prompting this optical sensation is baseless.

[JeffersonDinedAlone]

@trihuenelson You wasted 50 years.

[olisaoli]

I know this might be a little off topic, but the girl on the right has a nice ass.

[Knives91666]

lol and KYOTO IS MY FRIEND! OMFG lol xD nice

[KyotoHimura]

That's my relative. :)

[JoanWasQuizzical1]

Wow, having had the honor of studying with one of Alber's proteges (Swirnoff) this person has no idea what he is talking about.  Scarily pedestrian.

[menyc]

@JoanWasQuizzical1 I did as well, and you seem to be only angry. It's for the most part: correct.

[courtneynovits]

thank you for this, it was really helpful in understanding Albers' work for my essay on formalism.

[AristYdes]

squares inside squares woooo

[minskithenkr]

thanks for this. i love his work. minski