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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
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LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
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LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
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LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
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LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
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DTEND:20250830T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
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DTEND:20250831T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
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DTEND:20250902T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
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DTEND:20250903T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
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DTEND:20250913T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
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DTEND:20250924T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20250925T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20250926T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20250927T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
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LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
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SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
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SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
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LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
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DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
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DTEND:20251017T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261017T092944Z
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DTSTART:20251018T150000Z
DTEND:20251018T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20261017T092944Z
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DTSTART:20251019T180000Z
DTEND:20251019T220000Z
DESCRIPTION:Victor Vasarely was an innovative artist in the field of Optica
 l Art. The exhibition is a great overview of his style and shows many of h
 is iconic imagery. See this exhibit and explore the permanent exhibits of 
 the Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art.\n\nThe Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art is happy
  to host the exhibition\, The Prints of Victor Vasarely.  Victor was an in
 novative artist in the field of Optical Art.  Early on in his career\, he 
 experimented with light\, shadow\, and perspective. His fascination with l
 ight came from visiting the south of France and studying the effects of li
 ght. \n\n Vasarely was creative in his use of color and shapes to create f
 antastical illusions. His use of many layers of cellophane to create depth
  and suggest movement was innovative and helped shape this new art style. 
  Victor used small\, repeatable geometric shapes and manipulated the color
 s and shapes into these new optical art pieces.  In the late 1950s\, he st
 arted using the distinctive checkerboard pattern and concave and convex sh
 apes.  The viewers’ movement helped change the piece and create endless 
 new art pieces.  This simplifying of patterns helped create a universal ar
 t language.  By the 1960s\, Victor created his “Alphabet Plastique” wh
 ich was a visual compositional system of elements designed to be combined 
 in limitless ways.\n\nVasarely’s statement\, “Every form is a base for
  color\, every color is the attribute of a form\,” exemplifies his art a
 nd how he links color and geometric shapes.  His inclusion in the Museum o
 f Modern Art’s exhibition\, The Responsive Eye\, in 1965 helped solidify
  his legacy as a leader in the Op Art movement. \n\nGood Vibrations: The P
 rints of Victor Vasarely is a great overview of his style.  The works rang
 e from 1968-1991 and show many of his iconic imagery.  There are several v
 ariations on the theme of repeated geometric shapes with a concave/convex 
 bulge in the center and the interplay of various colors.  This exhibit ill
 ustrates his innovative and timeless designs.\n\n \n\nThis exhibition is s
 ponsored in part by Park West Foundation\, Allied Arts\, Oklahoma Arts Cou
 ncil\, National Endowment for the Arts\, Avedis Foundation and the Mr. and
  Mrs. R.J. Wissinger Memorial Fund.
GEO:35.361809;-96.95415
LOCATION:Mabee-Gerrer Museum of Art
SUMMARY:Good Vibrations: The Prints of Victor Vasarely
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.visitshawnee.com/event/good-vibrations
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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