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	Review of Julian Stanczak retrospective at the Cleveland Institute of Art by Dan Tranberg
		Out of desperation, Julian (at age 13) had to leave his family, lie about his age, and join the army "because they had food." But severe illness and the loss of the use of his right arm left him no choice but to desert.
		Because Stanczak’s father was serving in the Polish Army under British command, and Poland’s newly formed Communist government prevented the family from returning to their homeland after the war, the Stanczaks were eventually granted permanent residence in England.
		Crucial to these early developments is Stanczak’s tutelage under the man he referred to as an "expert in the mystery of color," Josef Albers.
	www.dantranberg.com /stanczak.html (837 words)

	Pepperdine University - Public Relations and News - Weisman Museum of Art
		Stanczak was born in Poland in 1928, but was educated in England and the United States.
		Stanczak's art is found in numerous public collections across the nation, including the Cleveland Museum of Art, Hirshhorn Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Milwaukee Art Museum, New Orleans Museum of Art, Princeton University Art Museum, and the Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art at Pepperdine University.
		Julian Stanczak: Pioneer of Op Art—50 Year Retrospective is organized by the Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art.
	www.pepperdine.edu /pr/releases/2001/june/opart.htm (658 words)

	Asheville Art Museum - August 2000
		Julian Stanczak is one of the leading practitioners of what has come to be known as Op Art.
		Stanczak and Anuskiewicz developed Albers's theories in their own art, and they became two of the leading forces behind the movement that Josef Albers insisted should be known as Perceptual Art.
		Julian Stanczak was born in 1928 on his grandparent's farm in Borownica, a village in southeast Poland.
	www.carolinaarts.com /800ashevilleam.html (818 words)

	WSU Museum of Art Hosts ‘Op-Art’ Pioneer’s Work Jan. 14 – Feb. 24
		Stanczak (pronounced “Stine-check”) was one of the leading artists involved in the creation of the “Op Art” movement of the 1960s.
		Instead, Stanczak felt that he captures the essence of what he sees when he looks at the world and then places the distilled visual experience on canvas, inviting the viewer to provide his or her own meaning and emotional response to the painting.
		Stanczak was born in Poland in 1928 during a time of political instability.
	www.wsunews.wsu.edu /detail.asp?StoryID=1896 (672 words)

	reuben baron and joan boykoff baron on julian stanczak at stefan stux and leo villareal at sandra gering
		Stanczak creates a situation where there is change in the judgment of the object, whereas Villareal creates a change in the object of judgment.
		Stanczak's "work" is created in the interaction between the viewer and the painting as an eliciting event.
		Stanczak is giving us a new kind of cubism of light and color where the linear dances with the nonlinear.
	www.artcritical.com /thinkpieces/RB-JBBStanczak-Villareal.htm (1934 words)

	Julian Stanczak at Stefan Stux Art in America - Find Articles
		Stanczak's exhibition at Stux, his first in New York in 25 years, included a wide but consistent selection of acrylic paintings produced by the Cleveland-based artist over the past four decades.
		Born in Poland in 1928, Stanczak became an American citizen and studied with Josef Albers at Yale in 1956.
		Stanczak has an uncanny understanding of the properties of color, and his controlled permutations can be unexpectedly lively.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1248/is_6_92/ai_n6080491 (461 words)

	Contemporary Arts Center Cincinnati :: Julian Stanczak :: Through February 11, 2008
		Stanczak's work is characterized by scientific precision and the illusion of pulsating motion.
		Stanczak first exhibited at the CAC in 1961, and has since exhibited all over Ohio and the world.
		Julian Stanczak, Model of the Fifth Third Bank Parking Garage façade (detail), acrylic on wood, 2006, collection of the artist, Cleveland, Ohio, photo by Tony Walsh Photography, Cincinnati.
	www.contemporaryartscenter.org /exhibitions/stanczak (333 words)

	Julian Stanczak
		Stanczak has been likened to a magician who transforms color, line, and shape into vibrant surfaces that challenge our perception of reality.
		Like other artists interested in the optical effects of color and line, he makes paintings composed of lines of varying widths repeated in a sequence of positions so that they seem to move up and down and at the same time to create a surface that advances and recedes into convex and concave swells.
		Polish born, Stanczak aspired to be a cellist before being forced into a Siberian labor camp where he lost the use of his right arm.
	www.wfu.edu /academics/art/ac_stanczak_choose.htm (188 words)

	HSU Library Art - Julian Stanczak
		Julian Stanczak's optical illusion art, based on mathematical principles and color theory, may appear computer generated but are actually completed by the artist's hand.
		Born on his grandparent's farm is a small village in southeast Poland to Jewish parents, Stanczak and his family were forced to internment at a Siberian camp during WWII.
		Though Julian Stanczak's paintings lack an overt narrative, they definitely are full of unabashedly big themes about the larger picture of daily life.
	library.humboldt.edu /art/Artists/Stanczak_Julian/Julian_Stanczak.htm (411 words)

	JULIAN STANCZAK
		Julian Stanczak’s art does not echo the natural world.
		The art of Julian Stanczak is an exploration of what it is to see.
		Julian Stanczak has through more than five decades of uninterrupted work shown us that his understanding of color has no peer.
	www.jstanczak.com (107 words)

	exhibit_month (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Stanczak was invited to create a bold, geometric image to be featured on a 16 by 14 foot banner.
		Stanczak, who lives in Cleveland, is one of the preeminent members of the Op (short for “optical”) art movement that began in the 1960s.
		Stanczak and other Op artists are enjoying renewed popularity as their works have been featured in recent exhibitions in New York and across the country.
	www.akronartmuseum.org /exhibit_month_high.html (299 words)

	Visual Arts Winner 1969 / Cleveland Arts Prize
		The Cleveland Arts Prize committee's recognition of Julian Stanczak came at the peak of his fame as a major figure in the Op Art movement.
		A master of the dynamic interplay of color and light, Stanczak had emerged in the late 1950s and early '60s as a painter of extraordinary power and striking originality.
		In 1965 Stanczak's work was included in more than a dozen solo and group shows around the U.S. One of his paintings was even reproduced in an advertisement for sunglasses in the New York Times: an indication of the degree to which he had seized the imagination of New York art circles.
	www.clevelandartsprize.org /visart_1969.htm (554 words)

	IA&A \| Optical Reaction: The Art of Julian Stanczak (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Stanczak believed that his rising and falling lines, shapes or colors mimicked the numerous and vague layers of experience that are continually disappearing and reappearing in our lives.
		Julian Stanczak was born in Przemysl, Poland in 1928.
		In 1942, the Stanczak family escaped the camp and was rescued by the Polish army.
	www.artsandartists.org /exhpages/julian.html (737 words)

	Leader Publications, Akron, Ohio -- On exhibit
		Stanczak was invited to create a bold, geometric image to be featured on a 16-foot-by-14-foot banner.
		Stanczak, of Cleveland, is one of the preeminent members of the Op (short for “optical”) art movement that began in the 1960s.
		Stanczak’s painting “Dual Glare” from 1970 is part of the museum’s collection.
	www.akron.com /20060601/wsl86.asp (426 words)

	The Asheville Art Museum \| Exhibitions
		Optical, or Op, Art is based in large part on the theories of Josef Albers; it explores the way the mind and eye perceive pattern and color, often through the use of repeated patterns and complementary colors.
		Julian Stanczak and Richard Anuskiewicz studied with Josef Albers as graduate students at Yale.
		Stanczak and Anuskiewicz developed Albers's theories in their own art, They, along with European artist Victor Vasarely became leading forces behind the movement that Josef Albers insisted should be known as Perceptual Art.
	bournemedia.com /art_museum/exhibitions.htm (1031 words)

	Julian Stanczak Online
		Original works by Julian Stanczak available for purchase at art galleries worldwide
		Julian Stanczak at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington D.C. University of Michigan Museum of Art
		All images and text on this Julian Stanczak page are copyright 2007 by John Malyon/Artcyclopedia, unless otherwise noted.
	www.artcyclopedia.com /artists/stanczak_julian.html (166 words)

	Julian Stanczak: Master of Op Art
		Along with Bridget Riley and Richard Anuszkiewicz, Julian Stanczak, now 75, was included in the 1965 show that put Op Art on the map: "The Responsive Eye" at the Museum of Modern Art.
		Stanczak has been steadfastly devoted to using pattern and color to create striking and confounding illusions of movement and luminosity.
		In his neatly made abstractions nothing stays fixed: lines appear to vibrate, waver, rotate and undulate; color glows and throbs as if electrically generated; hovering, gridded squares seem to fade in and out of visibility.
	www.artincontext.org /listings/pages/exhib/v/fv05m4zv/press.htm (233 words)

	Julian Stanczak - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Julian Stanczak (born in Borownica, Poland on November 5, 1928) is an American painter and printmaker.
		Stanczak was born in eastern Poland in 1928.
		At the beginning of World War II, Stanczak was forced into a Siberian labor camp, where he permanently lost the use of his right arm (he had been right-handed).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Julian_Stanczak (806 words)

	Julian Stanczak London Arts Group
		A student of Josf Albers and a colleague of Anuskiewicz, Julian Stanczak is one of the foremost exponents of the Optical Art movement living in the United States today.
		The ability to set up strong interactions of color, line, form and space has afforded Julian Stanczak the power to establish internal dynamics in his two-dimensional surfaces that in turn generate the maximum of visual energy and elegance.
		Stanczak's ability to deal with these two basic visual activities, has produced highly sensitive surfaces that induce various perceptual effects such as vibrations and after-images.
	www.londonartsgroup.com /Artist-Detail.cfm?ArtistsID=415 (100 words)

	eckert fine art online \| julian stanczak biography
		Julian Stanczak was included in the 1965 show that put Op Art on the map: “The Responsive Eye” at the Museum of Modern Art.
		Though he shares themes and even shapes with other artists who were in that show, such as Bridjet Riley and Richard Anuszkiewicz, his paintings reach beyond the simple manipulation of shapes for visual tricks.
		Stanczak projects an energetic vision in his paintings that generates vibrant geometric forms.
	www.eckertfineart.com /artist_stanczak.html (194 words)

	NEO arts hit glocalization home run with Stanczak, Schutz and Opie openings last night \| REALNEO for all
		Barbara Stanczak is showing a large body of recent sculptures, photo manipulations and constructions at the Cleveland Botanical Gardens Gallery, and Painter Dana Schutz and photographer Catherine Opie are exhibiting large bodies of work at Cleveland Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA).
		I've known Barbara and her also world-renowned husband, Julian Stanczak (the most important op-artist in the world) for my entire life, and they are two of our region's most important global assets.
		I know that several of Barbara Stanczak's works, shown recently at the CIA Faculty Exhibit, were purchased by collectors.
	realneo.us /Stanczak-Schutz-and-Opie-openings (1334 words)

	eBay - Book: Julian Stanczak (ISBN: 0922668043) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Stanczak was a student of Albers, & has carried forward the process of geometric abstract painting far past the period of "op art." The painting is formed by a vibrant visionary process, & a master's technique.
		Stanczak's painting is also related to the poetry of Wallace Stevens, William Carlos Williams, & Louis Zukofsky; & the painting is discussed in terms of the development of contemporary poetic theory.
		Julian Stanczak: Decades of Light by Robert J. Bertholf
	product.ebay.com /Julian-Stanczak_ISBN_0922668043_W0QQfvcsZ1389QQsoprZ371405 (193 words)

	Art museum work site will get some art (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		It offers a look at a new work by an artist in the AAM collection as well as drawing attention to the progress of construction on the museum's new building, designed by the Viennese architecture firm Coop Himmelb(l)au and expected to open in spring 2007.
		Stanczak is a founding member of the Op (optical) Art movement that began in the 1960s and is distinguished by intense colors, crisp lines and hard edges that often produce powerful visual effects.
		Stanczak's painting Dual Glare (1970) is in the AAM permanent collection.
	www.topix.net /content/kri/1239161093033940139234699414013835198035 (1082 words)

	Haber's Art Reviews: Gallery-Going, Chelsea in Spring 2004
		In the case of Julian Stanczak, one might be tempted to say mindlessly pretty, since he forces one to consider the phenomenon of vision apart from logic.
		Stanczak's work at Stux has a new relevance after Bridget Riley's London retrospective, in no small part because he plays the game so straight.
		The gallery ranges over much of Stanczak's career, but it sticks to works of his on an easel scale, down to the bits of color that infiltrate a dense canvas.
	www.haberarts.com /chelsp04.htm (2076 words)

	Optical Art and Hogarth: Two Shows to Open at Wake Forest
		"Color Function Painting: The Art of Josef Albers, Julian Stanczak and Richard Anuszkiewicz" features 23 paintings and four prints from the collection of Neil K. Rector, a 1980 graduate of Wake Forest.
		All three artists represented in the "Color Function Painting" exhibit were included in the 1965 exhibition at New York's Museum of Modern Art titled "The Responsive Eye," which became known as the definitive show of optical art.
		Stanczak will present a lecture at 6 p.m.
	www.wfu.edu /www-data/wfunews/1996/081596a.htm (354 words)

	Op art - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Josef Albers taught the two primary practioners of the "Color Function" school at Yale in the 1950s: Richard Anuszkiewicz and Julian Stanczak.
		In his "temple" paintings, for instance, the juxtaposition of two highly contrasting colors provokes a sense of depth in illusionistic three-dimenensional space so that it appears as if the architetural shape is invading the viewer's space.
		Stanczak's compositions tend to be the most complex of all of the color function practitioners.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Op_Art (1585 words)

	Welcome to the Canton Museum of Art
		The first of these presentations is scheduled for
		September 6 through October 28, 2007 and features the work of contemporary artists Julian Stanczak, Anthony Schepis and Christopher Ryan.
		ry visitors will truly enjoy.” Julian Stanczak was born in
	www.cantonart.org /exhibits.html (168 words)

	Julian Stanczak
		BARBARA S. click on segments to see paintings
		Searching for his own art, Julian sought out Josef Albers at Yale for insight into color behavior.
		Stanczak build a personal visual vocabulary based on an emotional response to nature, distilled into rhythmic divisions filled with color and texture.
	www.jstanczak.com /early.html (47 words)

	Art in Review; Julian Stanczak - New York Times
		Julian Stanczak, one of the original Op artists (the preferred term is perceptual abstractionist) in the Museum of Modern Art's famous ''Responsive Eye'' exhibition of 1965, has not strayed from the fold in the 40 years since.
		And along the way his work has steadily become more refined and ingenious.
		Stanczak's roommate at Yale, where they both studied under Joseph Albers) suggest that the perceptual approach is as viable as it was in the days of Post-Impressionism, when Seurat was investigating the psychology of perception.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=940DE4DF143BF93BA15752C0A9639C8B63 (353 words)

	Amazon.fr : Julian Stanczak: Color = Form : A Conversation Between Julian Stanczak & Rudolph Arnheim: Livres en ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
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	amazon.fr /Julian-Stanczak-Conversation-Between-Arnheim/dp/096367210X (152 words)

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