The Artist’s Institute

A wide angle shows several rooms of the gallery at once. On the right, a long white table with a small vitrine of various small papers from Anni Albers' archive. Behind it, a small shelf with two Anni Albers books. Several other works on the wall are seen in profile.
Overhead view of a small vitrine on a white table. Inside, four letter-sized objects by Anni Albers: three sheets of paper with geometric designs and various fabric samples with hand-written notes, and an irregular tan cloth with a screenprinted geometric design.
A soft, nude-colored silk velour textile hangs on a white wall from two pushpins, sagging slightly in the middle. It is marked in small grids with dots of marker, in various shades of pink and brown.
A soft, nude-colored silk velour textile hangs on a white wall from two pushpins, sagging slightly in the middle. The left edge is slightly irregular. It is marked in small grids with dots of marker, in various shades of pink and brown.
Two small sculptures sit inside a white vitrine. On the left, a shiny red vessel, a paper-like lacquered covering over a woven basketry, tall with a small opening at the top. On the right, an undulating basket with a small handle made up of knobby knotted tan-colored raffia.
A square textile of thick cotton cord, some of which is covered in small bands of black tape, woven together with purple, yellow, and orange. It hangs on a white wall like a stretched canvas.
Three photographs on black frames hang on a white wall. Each image is a black-and-white enlarged photograph of a different tartan plaid. Colored gels in strips of yellow and red are adhered on top of the photographs, giving the illusion of color images.
A wide angle shows several rooms of the gallery at once. On the right, a long white table with a small vitrine of various small papers from Anni Albers' archive. Behind it, a small shelf with two Anni Albers books. Several other works on the wall are seen in profile.
Overhead view of a small vitrine on a white table. Inside, four letter-sized objects by Anni Albers: three sheets of paper with geometric designs and various fabric samples with hand-written notes, and an irregular tan cloth with a screenprinted geometric design.
A soft, nude-colored silk velour textile hangs on a white wall from two pushpins, sagging slightly in the middle. It is marked in small grids with dots of marker, in various shades of pink and brown.
A soft, nude-colored silk velour textile hangs on a white wall from two pushpins, sagging slightly in the middle. The left edge is slightly irregular. It is marked in small grids with dots of marker, in various shades of pink and brown.
Two small sculptures sit inside a white vitrine. On the left, a shiny red vessel, a paper-like lacquered covering over a woven basketry, tall with a small opening at the top. On the right, an undulating basket with a small handle made up of knobby knotted tan-colored raffia.
A square textile of thick cotton cord, some of which is covered in small bands of black tape, woven together with purple, yellow, and orange. It hangs on a white wall like a stretched canvas.
Three photographs on black frames hang on a white wall. Each image is a black-and-white enlarged photograph of a different tartan plaid. Colored gels in strips of yellow and red are adhered on top of the photographs, giving the illusion of color images.