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Seeing Things: Color is Relative
"Colors are the deeds and sufferings of light."
-Goethe
from November of the Color is Relative calendar
With quotes from over 20 poets, scientists, hip hop artists, philosophers, and artists, single rectangles of color mingle among eachother to create luminosity and complexity.
Seeing Things: Color is Relative "Listen to the color of your dreams" -John Lennon from November of the Color is Relative calendar
Seeing Things: Color is Relative "Well if your world was all white and if your world was all black well you wouldn't get much color out of life now right?" -Beastie Boys from Pauls Boutique from November of the Color is Relative calendar (thanks to Brian Baxter from submission)
Calvin lol, Maria!
Maria I MIGHT BE YOUR BIGGEST FAN E V E R!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seeing Things: Color is Relative
"It's not easy being green"
-Kermit the Frog
October 2009
Color Calendar
With quotes from over 20 poets, scientists, hip hop artists, philosophers, and artists, single rectangles of color mingle among eachother to create luminosity and complexity.
Seeing Things: Color is Relative
Primarily Red is showing at the Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center in Makawao, Hawaii thorugh November 14, 2009.
The painting with the dots is called "Red is not a Primary" and is made
up entirely of magenta and yellow. The dots are in pattern, primary
magenta or quinacridone magenta. The horizontal bars are mixes of
magenta with yellow.
Source: www.youtube.com
Showing at the Hui through November 14, 2009. Many thanks and my apologies to all the voices who contributed- I can add citations if you'd like, just send me your name and which words are yours.
Seeing Things: Color is Relative
"I start from experience and read... always between polarities- loud and not loud, young and old, spring and winter, if i can make black and white behave together instead of shooting at each other I feel proud."
Josef Albers
September2009ColorCalendar
With quotes from over 20 poets, scientists, hip hop artists, philosophers, and artists, single rectangles of color mingle among eachother to create luminosity and complexity.
Seeing Things: Color is Relative "Remember, the shadows are as important as the light." Charlotte Bronte, Jane Eyre, 1846
Seeing Things: Color is Relative
Complementary Colors make a strange pair.
"They incite each other to maximum vividness when adjacent; and they annihilate each other to gray black when mixed- like fire and water."
-Johannes Itten
Seeing Things: Color is Relative Not only do all things appear colored, but our visual perception and discrimination are based initially on color and later on form. Color appears to describe life itself, evoking inner feelings, memories and responses. -Jacob Liberman
Tristen hmmmmm!
Seeing Things: Color is Relative
The grain, which is also golden, will bring me back to the thought of you. And I shall love to listen to the wheat in the wind...
— Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (The Little Prince)
With quotes from over 20 poets, scientists, hip hop artists, philosophers, and artists, single rectangles of color mingle among eachother to create luminosity and complexity.
Seeing Things: Color is Relative "I am always hoping to make a discovery here, to express the feelings of two lovers by a marriage of two complementary colors, their minglings and their oppositions, the mysterious vibrations of kindred tones." --Vincent van Gogh
Seeing Things: Color is Relative
"Mere Color, unspoiled by meaning, and unallied with definite form, can speak to the soul in a thousand different ways."
-Oscar Wilde, JULY 2009 Color Calendar Quote
With quotes from over 20 poets, scientists, hip hop artists, philosophers, and artists, single rectangles of color mingle among eachother to create luminosity and complexity.
