Wassily Kandinsky: Concerning the Spiritural in Art
[vc_row][vc_column][prkwp_styled_title prk_in=”Creators” font_weight=”400″ text_color=”#f1c40f” title_size=”h5″][prkwp_styled_title prk_in=”Form Carries Meaning: What Kandinsky’s 1911 Manifesto Still Teaches Designers” font_weight=”600″ title_size=”h4″ margin_bottom=”36px”][prkwp_styled_title prk_in=”A close reading of Concerning the Spiritual in Art — and the argument that visual form speaks before language gets hold of it.” font_type=”body_font” font_weight=”300″ title_size=”h4″ margin_bottom=”36px” custom_css=”line-height: 1.3;”][prkwp_spacer size=”45″][vc_column_text] In 1911, a Russian painter living in […]