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Local color 7/2012-1/2013
Local Color, drawn from the Museum’s permanent collection, explores the primacy of color in a range of works, from Alexander Calder’s whimsical mobiles to Elmer Bischoff’s luscious, light-filled canvases to David Levinthal’s slick, color-saturated photographs of Barbie dolls. Also featured are works by artists who consider the quiet, meditative nuances of black and white. This exhibition encourages viewers to look at color as content. How does color play into your intuitive experience of a work of art? What are some of the ways artists use color as the subject of their work?
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White Line Squares XIII
Josef Albers (aka Joseph Albers)
Color lithograph on paper
Print
Sage
Anne Appleby
Oil and wax on panel
Painting
Source
Charles Arnoldi
Wood with acrylic on wooden panel
Mixed Media (2D)
Totem Group IV
Karl Benjamin
Oil on canvas
Painting
Folded Square Alphabet U
Fletcher Benton
Paint on steel
Sculpture
Vertical Swoop Fold #2
Linda Besemer
Acrylic sheet of paint over aluminum rod
Painting
Two Women in Vermillion Light
Elmer Bischoff
Oil on canvas
Painting
Big Red
Alexander Calder
Metal, wire, and paint on wire armature
Sculpture
Untitled (Black Painting)
Edward Corbett
Oil and enamel on canvas
Painting
Grey Light Painting
Mary Corse
Glass microspheres in acrylic on canvas
Painting
Tanagra
Tony DeLap
Acrylic on aluminum with wood
Sculpture
Yellow Cone (14,000 curves)
Bean Finneran
Ceramic with glaze
Sculpture
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