Rudolf de Crignis and Color: Lawrence Rinder and Karen Schloss in Conversation
How do we perceive color spatially, perceptually, and emotionally?
Join us for an exploration of these questions and others at this event celebrating Rudolf de Crignis / MATRIX 245 and marking the recent publication of Rudolf de Crignis New York 1985–2006, published by Radius Books and with a foreword by Director Lawrence Rinder. Rinder talks with Karen B. Schloss, a postdoctoral researcher in the Palmer Visual Perception and Aesthetics Lab at UC Berkeley, who specializes in color perception and behavioral studies of aesthetics. A book signing follows.
UC Berkeley Art Museum
Woo Hon Fai Hall
2626 Bancroft Way
2625 Durant Avenue
Between College and Telegraph
bampfa@berkeley.edu
(510)642-0808
Free: BAM?PFA members, UC Berkeley students, faculty, staff, and retirees, Children (12 & under);
$10: Adults (18-64);
$7: Non-UC Berkeley students, Senior citizens (65 & over), Disabled persons, Young adults (13-17)