The Responsive Eye

The Responsive Eye was an exhibition in 1965 created by William C Seitz for the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) New York.
The exhibition explored art that created illusions of movement that tricked the human eye.

Below shows a short DVD of the exhibition itself.

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3

Interviews / Questions

Whilst being in the summer, I thought now would be a good oppourtunity to email some artists / designers work that I could use as part of my research for my GARP.
This allows for plenty of notice and also I can see who will participate and who wont.

So far, I emailed Simon C. Page, Melvin Galapon and Give Up Art...whom all replied back to me with a yes!
However, three people haven't replied back to me.

Books / References

Bridget Riley : Flashback - Hayward Publishing (2009)
Bridget Riley by Maurice de Sausmarez - Studio Vista Limited (1970)
Bridget Riley : Paintings & Drawings 1961-2004 - Ridinghaus, London (2004)
Bridget Riley : Selected Paintings 1961-99 - Hatje Cantz Publishers (2000)
Bridget Riley : Paintings 1982-2000 and Early Works on Paper - PaceWildenstein (2000)
Bridget Riley edited by Paul Moorhouse - Tate Publishing (2003)
Bridget Riley : Works 1959-78 - The Britsh Coucnil, London (1978)
Bridget Riley - Kunsthalle Nurnberg & The South Bank Centre (1992)
Bridget Riley : Reconnaissance - Distributed Art Publishing, New York (2001)

The above show some books I have looked through to help me with my section based on Riley and her Black and White paintings.