A groundbreaking exhibition dedicated to the avant-garde artists that emerged after the Korean War is currently ... in the early 2000s when the art historian Kim Mikyung revisited the period, ...

Traditional art, with its emphasis on realism and academic standards, seemed inadequate to capture the complexities of a modernising world. Avant-garde movements arose as a counterpoint ...

In the pantheon of the early 20th-century avant-garde, Orphism-the subject of a ... confusingly enough, the movement's name is bound up with literary allusion. Coined in 1912 by French poet ...

This bilingual (English-Spanish) exhibition is the first to show how these innovative works by women ceramicists influenced other artists of that period whose focus was on more established media.

The Speed Art Museum was granted $250k by the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Most of it could be pulled under an ...

Exhibitions, concerts, performances, publications, lectures, conferences… These and other events organised by dozens of museums, theatres, galleries, and other cultural and educations institutions ...

Click the image for a short interactive piece on this famous print by Hokusai: Course description: This is a survey of avant-garde modern art ... After defining “Modern” art and “Modernism,” the ...

Enrico Castellani is an Italian painter and member of the ZERO avant-garde group. As part of the movement’s goal to rid art of its pictorial expressionism and instead focus on materiality, ...

Participatory works include Painting to Hammer a Nail (1961/1966), Bag Piece (1964), and White Chess Set (1966). There’s also ...