SEVEN HILLS, Ohio - Julian Stanczak, a native of Poland who survived World War II as a child to become a globally renowned exponent of Op Art and a revered professor at the Cleveland Institute of ...

Julian Stanczak, a leading member of the Op Art movement and influential professor of art, died at his home in Seven Hills, Ohio on March 25. Stanczak was widely known for his vividly-colored ...

Cleveland Arts Prize recently announced a CAP Conversations event. “The Visionaries of Optical Art: Stanczak, Mieczkowski, ...

Cleveland Institute of Art emeritus professor Julian Stanczak's status as one of the premier abstractionists in the world is unquestioned — increasingly so as the decades of his career pile up ...

The catalog featured contemporary art glass, contemporary artwork ... The early acrylic on canvas painting by Polish-born American artist Julian Stanczak was an untitled work done in 1965 ...

Op Art never gets old ... Richard Anuszkiewicz and Julian Stanczak remain the best known. The others — Ernst Benkert, Francis Hewitt and Ed Mieczkowski — formed a collaborative called ...

Seven Hills (US), Apr 1 (AP) Julian Stanczak, an artist known worldwide for his brightly colored, geometric Op art, has died. He was 88. Stanczak died March 25 at his home in the Cleveland suburb ...

As the Art Academy of Cincinnati celebrates its 150th birthday in 2019, focus rightly shines on famous faculty and alums like Frank Duveneck, John Ruthven, Charley and Edie Harper, and Julian Stanczak ...

As one of the founders of the international Op Art movement and a master of color, Julian Stanczak made paintings that prompt a visual, psychological, and emotional response in the viewer.