Julian Stanczak: Recent Work, by Museum of Contemporary Art, Cleveland

Julian Stanczak: Recent Work

by Museum of Contemporary Art, Cleveland

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	1.	Julian Stanczak speaks about perception, color, and form 02:33
	2.	Julian Stanczak discusses painting as a career 00:52

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Julian Stanczak’s work helped define the Op Art, or “perceptual” art movement of the 1960’s. Since that time, Stanczak continued to make groundbreaking work primarily in Cleveland, where he was a professor at the Cleveland Institute of Art from 1964 - 1995. "Julian Stanczak: Recent Work" celebrated the artist’s ongoing investigation of perception. Featuring three large-scale, multi-panel paintings and a suite of smaller black-and-white canvases, this body of work challenged the viewer’s visual acuity as it questioned physical boundaries and how the viewer perceived the interactions of color, line, and form. This exhibition was curated by Indra K. Lacis, an Emily Hall Tremaine curatorial fellow, and was organized by MOCA Cleveland. This exhibition was generously underwritten by Miller Goler Faeges LLP.

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released September 12, 2009

Julian Stanczak, "Parade of Reds", 2006-2008, Acrylic on wood, 50 panels, each 16 x 16 inches. Image courtesy of Julian Stanczak and Danese Gallery, New York.

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Welcome to moCa Cleveland's podcast archive. These audio recordings were made between 2006 - 2012, when the museum was located on Carnegie Avenue. MOCA opened a state-of-the-art facility in October 2012, unveiling a new website in conjunction with its relocation to Cleveland's Uptown district. The current collection of podcasts can be found here: mocacleveland.org/media/artcasts ... more

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