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Svetlana Alpers: A Life Spent Looking
Posted on September 20, 2013“This is not art history, and it is not criticism, nor is it some mixture of the two. It is not, in other words, what people expect me to be […] -
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New Haven Atlas of Street Art
Posted on September 9, 2013Follow @yaleARTbooks Several weeks ago, our recently released Interaction of Color iPad app caught the attention of veteran New Haven street artist BiP, a self-professed Albers fan. Of course we […] -
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Yale ARTbooks Museum Exhibitions On View, August 28, 2013
Posted on August 28, 2013Follow @yaleARTbooks In the past year, we published exhibition catalogs accompanying an impressive list of museum exhibition. Below you will find the complete listing of these exhibitions, many of which […] -
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“Mannequin Parade”—The First Fashion Models
Posted on August 23, 2013Today the idea of fashion modeling is a part the general cultural consciousness, with many famous icons and a reality television show. In the early 1900s, however, it was a […] -
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Albers App Colors Interaction on Facebook and Pinterest
Posted on August 13, 2013“The gateway to an entire way of thinking. . . .It will blow your mind.”—Liz Stinson, Wired The Interaction of Color App for iPad has captured the attention of artists, designers, […] -
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Available Now: Albers Interaction of Color App for iPad
Posted on July 25, 2013The wait for the Interaction of Color app for iPad is finally over. The full app, available now in the app store, is free to download, and allows you to sample Chapter 10, […] -
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A Peek Inside German Paintings in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1350–1600
Posted on July 13, 2013Passing through the art section of a bookstore, you might find yourself arrested by the haughty gaze of Hermann von Wedigh III. The young merchant sits confidently at a table […] -
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The First Modern Woman Artist: Paula Modersohn-Becker
Posted on June 21, 2013Caroline Hayes— Paula Modersohn-Becker (1876-1907) was a groundbreaking painter whose often-overlooked place in modernism forces us to reconsider our understanding of art in the early twentieth century. Modersohn-Becker was the […]