The exhibition includes work concerned with formal compositions comprised of simple planes and blocks of color. (minusspace.com)
Some educators worry that the Internet is making teenagers way too casual in their writing, so that they never learn more formal composition. (gigaom.com)
The Washington Color School was defined in the 1950s through the 1970s by an influential group of D.C. based artists, including Kenneth Noland, Gene Davis, Morris Louis, and Paul Reed, who were central to the Color Field movement — an abstract art movement that broke from abstract expressionism by creating formal compositions of large unmodulated areas of color in monumental scale. (museumpublicity.com)