I juxtaposed two of LeWitt’s wall drawings featured in a semi-permanent retrospective exhibit at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. The drawing are in separate rooms, but my frame and vantage point makes the two into a powerful expression of color, perspective, pattern, and rhythm. The color bands at left are muted and earthy, while the vividly colored steps at right feature the primary colors of red, blue and yellow. Yet both seem to hang together, linked by a band of black and the gray end of the wall that divides them.