Lab 3: Modern Art with Polygons
Unit 1, Lab 3
These are works by artists Josef Albers, Maya Hayuk, Vassily Kandinsky, Atta Kwami, Kazimir Malevich, Alma Thomas, and Theo van Doesburg. The styles are different, but all of them are based on polygons or circles.
- Josef Albers, “Homage to the Square,” 1965. More: Albers Foundation, smarthistory.org
- Maya Hayuk, “Chemtrails Miami,” 2013. More: mayahayuk.com, Wikipedia
- Vassily Kandinsky, “Several Circles,” 1926. More: wassilykandinsky.net
- Atta Kwami, “Bobbo,” 2012. More: attakwami.com
- Kazimir Malevich, “Suprematist Composition,” 1915. More: kazimir-malevich.org, Wikipedia
- Alma Thomas, “Untitled (Music Series),” 1978. Copyright Smithsonian American Art Museum. More: wikiart.org, Wikipedia
- Theo van Doesburg, “Composition VII (the three graces),” 1917. More: wikiart.org, Wikipedia
In this lab, you’ll draw polygons so you can create your own art: