Interaction of Color

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Interaction of Color is a seminal 1963 book by artist and educator Josef Albers that presents a systematic, experimental approach to understanding the relativity and perception of color.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf art education book
book
approach experimental
systematic
author Josef Albers
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describedAs classic text in art education
seminal work in color theory
emphasizes context-dependence of color
learning by doing
subjective experience of color
firstPublishedIn New Haven, Connecticut
surface form: New Haven
focusesOn afterimage effects
color contrast
color illusion
color interaction
relativity of color
simultaneous contrast
hasEdition app-based digital edition
expanded edition
paperback edition
hasImpactOn color pedagogy
graphic design
industrial design
painting
hasISBN 9780300179354
influencedBy Master of Form at Bauhaus
surface form: Bauhaus pedagogy

modernist art education
intendedFor art students
artists
designers
teachers of art
language English
notableFor demonstration of color relativity
influence on design education
use of colored paper plates
publicationDate 1963
publisher Yale University Press
relatedTo Bauhaus preliminary course
surface form: Bauhaus color course

Homage to the Square
structure series of color exercises
subject art education
color theory
perception of color
visual perception
teaches practical color experimentation
usedIn architecture programs
art schools
design schools

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Josef Albers notableWork Interaction of Color
Josef Albers notablePublication Interaction of Color
Homage to the Square relatedWork Interaction of Color