Paul Klee and Josef Albers

Jul 3, 2012

San Francisco

In the early 1920s, Paul Klee and Josef Albers met in Weimar, Germany, where they would become co-directors of the Bauhaus glass workshop. The exhibition Parallel Construction shows paintings and works on paper that explore a rarely acknowledged dialogue between the artists that began early in Albers’s career and continued well after Klee’s death in 1940.