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____ artists are famous for their particular use of color.

While some artists mix interesting and ____ colors, other artists use primary colors to express strong emotions.

As we walk through our newest exhibition, Colorful Stories of Art, we will ____ the use of the three primary colors―yellow, blue, and red―and find out how they were a source of inspiration.

Open your eyes, listen to the stories, and try to ____ the emotions that the colors show.

The first artist is Vincent van ____.

According to research, the French city of Arles, where van Gogh ____ his later years, had exceptionally bright and intense sunlight.

Van Gogh expressed the sunlight, energy, and the joy of life he felt ____ through bright yellow colors.

During his short life of 37 years, he created more than 900 paintings, around 300 of which feature ____ yellow.

The series of paintings called Sunflowers includes some of his most recognizable ____.

Some have said that his preference for yellow in his ____ was due to a medical condition that forced him to see mainly yellow.

While this may be true, we can also see his use of blue, orange, and other colors, and these combinations of ____ serve to emphasize his joy being conveyed.

Van ____ used yellow to express joy, but Edward Hopper’s use of yellow expresses loneliness.

Hopper lived in New York City for nearly six decades, and he created paintings depicting urban scenes that ____ how even familiar surroundings could cause the viewer to feel a sense of loneliness.

____ Nighthawks is a good example of this.

There are four people in the ____ diner, but they’re clearly not together.

The bright yellow walls create a dramatic contrast to the darkness outside, emphasizing how people can be in the same space and feel ____.

In Hopper’s Automat, the feeling of loneliness is even ____ direct.

The yellow ____ lead the viewer’s eye to the yellow hat of the woman, and the cool shades of the other colors contrast with the warm yellow, emphasizing that she’s on her own.

The color blue can produce a ____ effect.

Even during his days in Paris and ____ York, Kim Whanki never forgot his Korean identity.

The ____ sky and blue seas reminded him of Sinan, his home in Korea, which inspired him to create paintings filled with various shades of blue.

His use of blue was an expression of ____ much he missed the place he grew up in.

In Tranquility 5-IV-73 #310, the waves of deep blue and light blue ____ bring up images of the sea or the sky.

Kim Whanki said that he ____ each dot as he thought of friends and loved ones from home.

On the other hand, ____ Matisse’s blue speaks of freedom.

Polynesia, the Sky and Polynesia, the Sea are two ____ works that have an interesting similarity.

In his ____ years, Matisse had cancer surgery, which left him unable to stand and paint in front of an easel.

Instead of painting, he created artwork by gluing paper cut-outs and then ____ details.

Although his physical difficulties prevented him from doing many things, he still remembered the freedom he experienced while swimming in the Tahitian sea, looking through the salt water down to the sea ____ and up towards the sky.

Our last color is ____, which is often associated with life and energy.

R.C. Gorman, known as the Picasso of Native American art, may ____ felt the same way when he created Navajo Velvet.

The painting depicts a woman sitting on the ground, deep in ____.

Her figure in a red dress resembles a huge mountain against the background of the deep, starry ____ night, suggesting the relationship between her and nature.

Sometimes red is used to express the ____ of nature.

Claude Monet’s ____ Effect at Argenteuil shows how the artist celebrated beautiful autumn moments.

The bright reds in the painting symbolize the ____ and transformative power of nature.

The painting captures the ____ moment when the forest turns bright red and is reflected on the surface of the river.

Color is powerful because it ____ such an emotional response in us.

Artists use the same ____ to express various feelings, so the way we interpret the artwork can be various too.

Open your eyes and let the ____ of the artwork come to you.

You may love it or you may hate it, but art will always take ____ to a place beyond everyday life.