Op Art (also known as Optical Art) is a form of non-objective, non-representational, abstract art. It is very precise and exact, highly...

Geometric Abstraction is an area of abstract art where the nonobjective compositions are comprised of geometric shapes and forms,...

Hard edge painting includes paintings in which individual colors have clear and distinct boundaries that separate the colors from one...

A selection of paintings, drawings, sculptures, ceramics and photographs in the classic combination of black and white (maybe a touch...

The seminal 1965 exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, The Responsive Eye, provided many viewers with their first exposure to what...

Rakuko Naito, RN1468-64, 1964, Acrylic and metallic acrylic on linen, 68" x 68" Op Infinitum: ‘The Responsive Eye’ Fifty Years After ...

Click here to view catalog THE RESPONSIVE OTHER EYE: OPTICAL ABSTRACTION IN AND OUT OF MOMA By Peter Frank “The Responsive Eye,” the New...

"Three Sheets to the Wind", 1964, Francis Hewitt "Sea Shapes (#1)", 1960, Beatrice Mandelman 26A, 1965, Paul Reed The...

Click here to view catalog FRAME FOLLOWS FORM: THE SHAPED PAINTING IN AMERICAN ABSTRACTION By Peter Frank After the Second World War,...

Click here to view catalog OP SPRINGS ETERNAL: “THE RESPONSIVE EYE” FIFTY YEARS ON By Peter Frank Exactly half a century ago, the Museum...

Tadasky, C143, 1965, Acrylic on canvas, 47 x 47 " Post-Op: 'The Responsive Eye' Fifty Years After February 25 - April 12, 2015 ...