ARTISTS
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From the early 1930鈥檚 to the mid 1940鈥檚 schools in America like Black Mountain College headed by John Andrew Rice and Theodore Dreier and The New Bauhaus/Institute of Design in Chicago, headed by L谩szl贸 Maholy-Nagy, continued their aesthetic approach that stressed the importance of design and the integration of a variety of subject areas. Teachers and students such as Anni Albers, Harry Callahan, Gy枚rgy Kepes, Barbara Morgan, Nancy Newhall, Arthur Siegel, and Aaron Siskind, began to produce photographs with the emphasis on the design elements of shape and form, tone and texture, rather than concrete subject matter.
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From the early 1930鈥檚 to the mid 1940鈥檚 schools in America like Black Mountain College headed by John Andrew Rice and Theodore Dreier and The New Bauhaus/Institute of Design in Chicago, headed by L谩szl贸 Maholy-Nagy, continued their aesthetic approach that stressed the importance of design and the integration of a variety of subject areas. Teachers and students such as Anni Albers, Harry Callahan, Gy枚rgy Kepes, Barbara Morgan, Nancy Newhall, Arthur Siegel, and Aaron Siskind, began to produce photographs with the emphasis on the design elements of shape and form, tone and texture, rather than concrete subject matter.
Artists on show
- Aaron Siskind
- Alfred Stieglitz
- Anni Albers
- Ansel Adams
- Arthur Siegel
- Barbara Morgan
- Clarence John Laughlin
- Clyfford Still
- Edmund Teske
- Franz Kline
- György Kepes
- Harry Callahan
- John Andrew
- Mark Rothko
- Minor White
- Nancy Newhall
- Paul Caponigro
- Ralph Eugene Meatyard
- Robert Motherwell
- Van Deren Coke
- Walter Chappell
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