They've Made a Mockery Of the Color School

In the late 1950s, the attention of the nation's art world focused on D.C. artists Morris Louis and Kenneth Noland, kicking off an infatuation with canvases covered in drips, dots and stripes.
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Jessica Dawson

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Color School

Artists Meg Mitchell

Jeffry Cudlin

Morris Louis

Joshua Shannon

University of Maryland

Washington Body School

Washington, DC

District of Columbia Arts Center

College Park

James Mahoney

Yves Klein

Kenneth Noland

Andrea Pollan

Sam Gilliam

Dupont Circle

Washington Color School

Body School

Maryland

Mid-Atlantic States

Prince George's County

Visual Arts

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Art History

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