Color Theory | Luke Ahern | TEDxYouth@MHS

Luke Ahern tells a story about color through the eyes of an artist, a father, and an educator. Through his lens, we are challenged to take a closer look at the world and observe the depth and weight of color in everything around us. Connecting the experimental work of Josef Albers to the strikingly vivid colors of Washington D.C., his story spins a complex tale of relationships, awareness, and experience. He reminds us that a new way of seeing can bring more possibilities to our lives than we could ever imagine and that a story without a lesson can still teach us something if we look closely enough. A masterpiece. Luke Ahern is an artist and musician as well as a 2005 graduate from Marysville High School. He attended Bowling Green State University for undergrad and received a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Wisconsin in 2012. After graduate school, he taught art classes at several Universities in central Ohio. His work has been shown extensively locally as well as nationally. He has had solo exhibitions at The Denison Museum of Art, Illinois Wesleyan University, ROY G BIV gallery in Columbus, Urban Arts Space in Columbus, and at The Neon Heater in Findlay, Ohio. Luke was able to merge his interest in art and music in 2018 when he was hired to start the performing arts pathway at Marysville High School. He is married to Kelsey, another teacher at Marysville High School, and the father of three children and one on the way. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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