... ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract The SKF ball bearing on display in the 1934 ‘Machine Art’ exhibition in the Museum of Modern Art is an icon referenced throughout visual culture studies but this article recognizes its materiality, identifying the corporate...

... modern art to the widest possible audiences, and an emphasis on the universality and unifying nature of modern art. design education exhibitions modernism museum education Museum of Modern Art, NY Wolff, Robert Jay In October 1945, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) heralded a ‘new experiment in visual...

...—that were all exhibited at Museum of Modern Art’s ground-breaking architecture and design exhibition Italy: The New Domestic Landscape in 1972. The article proposes that these early postmodern objects should not merely be considered a new stylistic development, a new aesthetics or as expressing new...

... with the latest in American domestic appliances. In concert, Museum of Modern Art's Edgar Kaufmann, Jr., selected an artful display of American home wares, subtitled ‘American Design for Home and Decorative Use’ for the newly formed US Information Agency. 1950s art consumer products exhibition history Finland...

... exhibition Spaces at the Museum of Modern Art New York, and the symposium ‘Art without Space’. These two examples are evidence of a preoccupation with art’s relationship to space, but also New York’s rather narrow notion of it. This introduction acquaints readers with new, complex conceptualisations of space...

... pioneer work of photographing Mississippi when photographs first made their way into the Museum of Modern Art. It discusses the history of Welty's entire photography career. Arbus Diane Atget Eugène Brandt Bill Brassaï Cartier Bresson Henri Eggleston William Evans Walker Lange Dorothea Museum...

...This chapter describes how the founding of a film department at the Museum of Modern Art became Iris Barry's consuming interest after 1935. In the winter of 1934–35, Iris and Abbott conducted a survey of educators to gauge their interest in having films to show on their campuses. Over 80 percent...

...This chapter describes how World War II transformed the culture of the Museum of Modern Art and its Film Library. Programs and services of the Museum were placed on a wartime footing, from the film series, Britain at War, to the Edward Steichen photo exhibit, “The Road to Victory...

... from 1935 to 1947 stood at $368,554. Clearly there was pressure for the Film Library to become more self-sufficient. Barr Margaret Barry Iris Johnson Philip post WWII World War II Flaherty Robert Disney Walt Fairbanks Douglas Film Library Griffith D W Hart William S Museum of Modern Art MoMA...

...This chapter describes the deterioration of Dick Abbott's health and his position at the Museum of Modern Art. As 1947 drew to a close Abbott missed work during the last half of the year and could not keep up the pretense that he was in charge, and he was “eased out.” On December 22, 1947, he wrote...

...Although in ill health, Hopkins is convinced to attend a film retrospective of Paramount’s sixtieth anniversary at New York’s Museum of Modern Art and a showing of The Story of Temple Drake. Also that month, she gives her last interview to historian and writer John Kobal. A few...

..., capturing a range of artistic responses to his afterlives at a key moment in Irish history. Casement Roger David Easter Rising 1916 The Rising Irish Museum of Modern Art IMMA Lavery Sir John O’Toole Fintan Phelan Alan treason traitors World War I The Great War First World War Yeats W B...

... the patients’ work looked “futurist” or “surrealist.” This chapter turns to 9 Artistas de Engenho de Dentro do Rio de Janeiro, an exhibition of the creative work of nine of Dr. Nise da Silveira’s patients. The exhibition opened at the Museum of Modern Art São Paulo in 1949, one year after the museum’s founding...

...This chapter, by Nathaniel Brennan, discusses the efforts of the Museum of Modern Art Film Library to make use of captured enemy motion pictures on behalf of the federal government’s wartime intelligence programs during World War II. While the chapter presents an overview of the film library’s...

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...This chapter discusses the Andy Warhol exhibition at New York's Museum of Modern Art in 2015. In particular, it provides commentary on Warhol's Campbell's soup can paintings. First painted and shown in 1962, in Los Angeles, the thirty-two paintings have seldom been brought together for display...

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.... Figure 7.6 Cover of The New City: Architecture and Urban Renewal (1967). The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Reproduced by permission. Figure 7.7 Gordon Matta-Clark, Homeless Man Near the Brooklyn Bridge (1971). © 2015 Estate of Gordon Matta-Clark/Artists...