If you drive down a certain series of winding roads in Bethany, CT, you will come upon a classic mailbox stamped with very Bauhausian numerals, marking the entrance to 88 Beacon Road, the home of the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation. Housed in a quietly beautiful building designed by architect
As the year—and the decade—draw to a close, the critical desire to sort out the era’s best and worst appears near-impossible to resist. While the Press has certainly enjoyed its share of cheers and jeers throughout its history, one pleasant surprise this year has been the resurgence in interest in
Through his pioneering works on design, abstraction, and color, Joseph Albers influenced generations of modern artists. In 1963, Yale University Press published Albers’s highly influential Interaction of Color, which remains in print in paperback. Now, the Press is thrilled to announce the publication of Interaction of Color: New and Complete