The Responsive Eye

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The Responsive Eye was a landmark 1965 Museum of Modern Art exhibition that brought international attention to Op art through its display of visually dynamic, perception-challenging works.

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instanceOf art exhibition
museum exhibition
aimedAt exploring the psychology of visual perception
closingDate 1965-04-25
country United States of America
curator William C. Seitz
describedAs landmark exhibition of Op art
exhibitedAt Museum of Modern Art, New York
exhibitionType group exhibition
focusesOn optical illusion in art
perceptual abstraction
visual perception
genre modern art exhibition
hasParticipant Allan D’Arcangelo
Bridget Riley
Carlos Cruz-Diez
Ellsworth Kelly
Frank Stella
Getulio Alviani
Jesús Rafael Soto
Josef Albers
Julian Stanczak
Julio Le Parc
Larry Poons
Ludwig Wilding
Morris Louis
Richard Anuszkiewicz
Richard Smith
Victor Vasarely
Yaacov Agam
hostInstitution Museum of Modern Art, New York
inception 1965
influenced 1960s graphic design
fashion design in the 1960s
popularization of Op art
languageOfTitle English
location Museum of Modern Art
New York City
mainSubject Op art
movement Op art
notableWorkIncluded Current (Bridget Riley)
Vega series (Victor Vasarely)
linked to: Op Art
numberOfArtistsExhibited more than 90
numberOfWorksExhibited over 100
openingDate 1965-02-23
organizer Museum of Modern Art
subjectOf The Responsive Eye (1966 film)
linked to: The Responsive Eye
title The Responsive Eye

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Op art popularizedByExhibition The Responsive Eye
Op Art gainedMassAttentionWith The Responsive Eye
Op Art movement hadMajorExhibition “The Responsive Eye”
linked to: The Responsive Eye
The Responsive Eye title The Responsive Eye
The Responsive Eye subjectOf The Responsive Eye (1966 film)
linked to: The Responsive Eye