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ART AS EXPERIMENT Our central and consistent effort is to teach method, not content; to emphasize process, not results; to invite the students to the realization that the way of handling facts and himself amid the facts is more important than

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“Our central and consistent effort is to teach method, not content; to emphasize process, not results; to invite the students to the realization that the way of handling facts and himself amid the facts is more important than facts themselves” -John Rice

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Leo Amino

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Seedling, 1953

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Family, 1948

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Jungle Palm, 1954

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Jacob Lawrence Leo Amino

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Jacob Lawrence Leo Amino Beaumont Newhall

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Jacob Lawrence Leo Amino Beaumont Newhall Jean Varda

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Jacob Lawrence Leo Amino Beaumont Newhall Jean Varda Walter Gropius

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Jacob Lawrence Leo Amino Beaumont Newhall Jean Varda Walter Gropius Josef and Anni Albers

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Woven silk, and rayon

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Silkscreen

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Necklace (made with drain strainer and paper clips)

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Interaction of Color

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John Cage “I can’t understand why people are frightened of new ideas. I’m frightened of the old

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Clement Greenberg