A series of album covers for Command Records by noted abstractionist and educator Josef Albers, born this week in 1888. A few years ago Brooklyn’s Minus Space gallery hosted an exhibit of all seven commercial record jackets created by Albers.
By sheer coincidence Albers’ entire set of designs connects directly with this weekend’s WCFSO program, which features Joseph Schwantner’s very persuasive 1995 percussion concerto and Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition.
If my desk wasn’t on top of the radiator, I would totally do this at work. It’d be perfect.
I want these! (by Adam Johnson)
A complete round up of every notable video, photo, quote, tweet and post on the loss of Steve Jobs http://tnw.to/1BC5T
Psychedelic Steve Jobs (collage portrait for ALFA magazine, Brazil) (by tsevis)
