This meeting connects collective reading, color theory, and plastic practice, where ideas can be responded to not only with words but also with hands. Color is often spoken of as something intuitive: like it, don’t like it, bright, soft, anxious, calm. But for artists of the first half of the 20th century, color was also a subject of serious theory. They tried to understand how combinations are constructed, what makes them harmonious, whether general principles can be derived, and how applicable these principles are to real artistic practice. This meeting offers an approach to such questions through collective reading and discussion of the texts of two authors who thought differently about the nature of color - Ivan Klyun and Johannes Itten. Find other events in Yekaterinburg on KudaGo.