An Exhibition of Historic Travel Posters Traces the Rise of New York, the 'Wonder City'
See inside an exhibition that shows how New York's image has changed over the past 120 years through travel posters.
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See inside an exhibition that shows how New York's image has changed over the past 120 years through travel posters.
This two-part column focuses less on a specific show or event, but reflects on this idea of the avant-garde to observe its dramatically shifting application to art movements and practices. The first part focuses on the nineteenth and twentieth century references with the second part examining its relevance to media art.
“Art Deco: Commercializing the Avant-Garde” features more than 50 works that showcase the rise and fall of the geometric, bold, machine-focused international style originally known as Modernism.
"Art for the Millions: American Culture and Politics in the 1930s" is on view at the Met in New York, through December 10, 2023.
Just a month before their contents would have been lost forever, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota employees stumbled upon a bit of history: two forgotten time capsules hidden in the company’s Eagan headquarters. The discovery began as facility managers were going through archives at the 442,000-square-foot building. They spotted something curious. “We discovered architectural drawings — ...