For over twenty five years Josef Albers explored his most celebrated series Homage to the Square. Beginning in 1950, when he joined the faculty at Yale University, Albers overlapped and nested several ...

In painting, drawing and printmaking, Albers name has become synonymous with his series Homage to the Square and perhaps is no where more apparent than in printmaking, with the precision of line and ...

COLOR IS THE CENTERPIECE of the Hirshhorn’s exhibit, “Josef Albers: Innovation and Inspiration,” which runs through April 11. The Hirshhorn has one of the largest collections of Albers ...

"Josef Albers' work, such as his iconic Homage to the Square series, is a brilliant study of the power of color relationships—how colors shift, interact, and influence each other depending on ...

Two sets of nested squares, side by side against a white background, share space within a simple aluminum frame. The four squares in each print have exactly the same dimensions. They are exactly the ...

Locke’s exhibit, created in 2019, is influenced by Albers’s work, with an “auction block motif” enclosed in Albers’s modernist-style squares on print, Locke’s website states. Locke, a Questrom School ...

Josef Albers' Expansive ‘Formulation: Articulation’ Is on View at David Zwirner: ... By limiting himself to the aesthetic confines of a square, Albers, over the next 25 years, ...

The exhibition 'Anni et Josef Albers: L’art et la vie,' now on view at the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, explores the creative couple’s rich legacy.

In our perception they alter one another,” said pioneering artist Josef Albers around 1950, in the early days of his seminal “Homage to the Square” color exploration series. This pair of squares is ...