arts education Archive
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![As Albers weeks draws to a close, and we reflect on the legacy of this great educator (Josef Albers died 38 years ago today, on March 25th, 1976), we realized […]](https://i2.wp.com/artbooks.yupnet.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2014/03/albersweekbanner_anoka.jpg?resize=184%2C128 "Interaction of Color app in the classroom")
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Interaction of Color app in the classroom
Posted on March 25, 2014As Albers weeks draws to a close, and we reflect on the legacy of this great educator (Josef Albers died 38 years ago today, on March 25th, 1976), we realized […] -
![It’s Albers week here at Yale University Press and today we have a contest for you. There exists amazing archival footage of Josef Albers in the classroom, and Albers describing […]](https://i2.wp.com/artbooks.yupnet.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2014/03/albersweek2.jpg?resize=184%2C128 "Josef Albers Contest: Fill in the blanks")
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Josef Albers Contest: Fill in the blanks
Posted on March 21, 2014It’s Albers week here at Yale University Press and today we have a contest for you. There exists amazing archival footage of Josef Albers in the classroom, and Albers describing […] -
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Art and Activism
Posted on August 29, 2011As noted in Art and Activism: Projects of John and Dominique de Menil, edited by Josef Helfenstein and Laureen Schipsi, the de Menils’ collection was a conscious effort to increase others’ welfare. They considered art “a basic human necessity,” not something to be monopolized by the rich, and intended their art to educate generations that came long after them.