Josef Albers, Proto-Form (B), oil on fiberboard, 1938"Exhibit, book focus on science’s ties to art By Bob Wright
The clash of colors that characterize human vision, as explored by famed abstract artist Josef Albers, is the subject of a new exhibit at the Binghamton University Art Museum. Curator Lynn Gamwell will be giving two lectures during the exhibit’s month-long stay to elucidate the ties between Albers’ artwork and modern science."
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I have alway felt a strong connection between my art work and science. My spontaneous biomorphic and graphic illustrations "reveal a world of complexity and beauty."
“Exploring the Invisible,” a book by Binghamton University Art Museum Curator Lynn Gamwell, examines the convergence of science and art. Abstract art, she explained, originates in higher sciences — where pattern recognition and analysis take priority over preconceived meanings."
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