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(see also Artists In The Place of the Kokanee - III. The Color Field Series)
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http://open.salon.com/blog/ume/2012/10/14/low-lying_energies_no38-_tumult_ptc
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Artists In The Place of the Kokanee
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IV. The Bauhaus Series
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Lázlο Moholy-Nagy, 1924
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Lázlο Moholy-Nagy, 1941
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Paul Klee, 1923
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Paul Klee, 1930
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Wassily Kandinsky, 1931
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Josef Albers, 1976
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chief ‘old’ joseph
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“twaeeta tu – eka – kas”
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of the wallowa
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in the place of the kokanee
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father of chief ‘young’ joseph
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i will fight no more forever
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Comments
(M. Gentieu)
'ocean inside': pellucid or diaphanous?
pellucid: that into which the eye can penetrate;
into which light is admitted;
objects are allowed to reflect the light (the photons).
diaphanous: the photons may pass thru that into which the eye can penetrate, but, there can be no reflection.
We, with sight, would go mad without eye penetration (a Bauhaus belief).
Tho mainly constructors, the Bauhaus are anti-translucency, and, they worship the physics of transparency.