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Victor Vasarely. Op Art The term Op Art refers to Optical Art. Op Art originated in the 1960's. It was first called “kinetic art” (art which moves) because

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Page 1: Victor Vasarely. Op Art The term Op Art refers to Optical Art. Op Art originated in the 1960's. It was first called “kinetic art” (art which moves) because

Victor Vasarely

Page 2: Victor Vasarely. Op Art The term Op Art refers to Optical Art. Op Art originated in the 1960's. It was first called “kinetic art” (art which moves) because

Op ArtThe term Op Art refers to Optical Art.

Op Art originated in the 1960's. It was first called “kinetic art” (art which moves) because some of the art actually moved or

appeared to move because of the way the designs play tricks on our vision.

The visual effects use color and patterns that disturb the eye and cause it to see images or movement on a flat surface.

Victor Vasarely is considered the father of Op Art. Vasarely explored visual illusions, and combined geometric elements

with color and value to result in optical illusions.

One of the most effective Op Art illusionists is Bridget Riley. Her work includes black and white linear work which makes

her pictures appear to wave.

Page 3: Victor Vasarely. Op Art The term Op Art refers to Optical Art. Op Art originated in the 1960's. It was first called “kinetic art” (art which moves) because

Vasarleymonochromatic

Page 4: Victor Vasarely. Op Art The term Op Art refers to Optical Art. Op Art originated in the 1960's. It was first called “kinetic art” (art which moves) because

Vasarelyanalogous colors

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Are the dots white or gray?

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Op Art Artist

• Bridget Riley

• Richard Anuszkiewicz

• Victor Vasarley

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Bridget Riley

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Bridget Riley

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Bridget Riley

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You will make an Op Art design using these elements of art: line, color, value, and space. Along with those art elements you will use these art principles of design: repetition and pattern.

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In order to complete your design follow these instructions:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9h-6NSwzf1I

For the second part, watch:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yhR3F--aJQ