As Brooklin A. Soumahoro made his way through his industrial-style studio in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Glassell Park, he pointed out oil paintings in various stages of completion, and ...

Op to it: art that tricks the eyes By Molly Glentzer , Senior Writer and Critic, Arts & Culture Oct 3, 2012 From a side angle, Carlos Cruz-Diez's "Physichromie Panam 94" looks blue and white.

Sleights of Art. The immediate father figures of op art are Josef Albers, 76, that pioneer in the perception of color, and Victor Vasarely, 56 (see opposite page), a Hungarian who lives in Paris.

Why not turn streets into board games or gigantic optical illusions? For artists Jessie Unterhalter and Katey Truhn, who work together as Jessie and Katey, the whole city is a canvas just waiting ...

At the age of 81, Hungarian modern artist Victor Vasarely has won many honors-the French Legion of Honor, the Guggenheim Prize, the Gold Medal of the Milan Triennial, and countless more-but what mu… ...

The 40 or so pieces by nine artists now at Albany’s Pine Hills Library form the full-fledged “Repeat Play: The Art of Pattern,” an Opalka Gallery-curated show which is open to all, with ...