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The Armory Show at 100 : modernism and revolution, edited by Marilyn Satin Kushner and Kimberly Orcutt ; Casey Nelson Blake, Senior Historian

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The 1913 International Exhibition of Modern Art (better known as the Armory Show) marked a turning point in the history of American art and culture. Organised by a small group of American artists and presented in the huge space of the 69th Regiment Armory in New York City, this ambitious exhibition of 1,400 works is remembered as the moment when the American public was introduced to European avant-garde art. This interdisciplinary volume includes 31 contributions by eminent scholars, re-examining the 1913 exhibition in its historical and cultural context
Language
eng
Work
Publication
Extent
512 pages
Contents
  • Laurette E. McCarthy
  • "So many thrills, so much excitement": Elmer MacRae's role in the Armory Show
  • Susan G. Larkin
  • New York and the United States ca. 1913.
  • Greenwich Village modernism: "The essence of it all was communication"
  • Casey Nelson Blake
  • The Armory Show in the provisional city
  • Max Page
  • The Armory Show and the transformation of American culture
  • Daniel H. Borus
  • A century of the Armory Show : modernism and myth
  • Echoes of the Armory Show: modern music in New York
  • Leon Botstein
  • The "big show" and the little galleries: Alfred Stieglitz and the search for modern art photography in 1913
  • Anne McCauley
  • A "wordminded people" encounters the Armory Show
  • Susan Hegeman
  • 1913: a feminist moment in the arts
  • Charles Musser
  • The exhibition.
  • European art :
  • Marilyn Satin Kushner
  • Off to the Armory Show!
  • Didier Ottinger ;
  • Case studies:
  • "An explosion in a shingle factory": Marcel Duchamp's Nude descending a staircase (no. 2)
  • Francis M. Naumann
  • "The Cuban who outcubed the Cubists": Francis Picabia and the 1913 Armory Show
  • Michael R. Taylor
  • Henri Matisse at the Armory Show-and beyond
  • William C. Agee
  • Brancusi's busts: work in progress
  • Organizers of the Armory Show.
  • Doïna Lemny
  • Puvis de Chavannes, pioneer and paragon of modernism
  • Aimée Brown Price
  • Arthur B. Davies: hero or villain?
  • Kimberly Orcutt
  • Walt Kuhn: Armory showman
  • Gail Stavitsky
  • Walter Pach: agent of modernism
  • Morgan Russell: a "barbarian" or American avant-garde in Paris?
  • Marilyn Satin Kushner
  • Morton Livingston Schamberg: a short life, a major achievement
  • William C. Agee
  • Works on paper:
  • Drawings at the Armory: the currency of change and modernism
  • Roberta J.M. Olson
  • Revisiting editions: prints in the Armory Show
  • Marilyn Satin Kushner
  • Responses.
  • American art :
  • "Public verdict": debating modernism at the Armory Show
  • Kimberly Orcutt
  • Cubist comedy and futurist follies: the visual culture of the Armory Show
  • Sarah Burns
  • Traveling venues :
  • "The great confusion": the Armory Show in Chicago
  • Judith A. Barter
  • "Unwept, unhonored and unsung": the Armory Show in Boston
  • Carol Troyen
  • Legacy :
  • Slouching toward modernism: American art at the Armory Show
  • The legacy of the Armory Show: fiasco or transformation
  • Barbara Haskell
  • "Creating a new epoch": American collectors and dealers and the Armory Show
  • Avis Berman
  • Appendix A:
  • The complete 1913 Armory Show checklist
  • Appendix B:
  • List of works in the 1913 Armory Show by gallery
  • Virginia M. Mecklenburg ;
  • Case studies:
  • Robert Henri's manifesto
  • Kimberly Orcutt
  • A pre-emptive strike: John Marin and the armory show
  • Martha Tedeschi
Isbn
9780916141264
Instance
Label
The Armory Show at 100 : modernism and revolution
Title
The Armory Show at 100
Title remainder
modernism and revolution
Statement of responsibility
edited by Marilyn Satin Kushner and Kimberly Orcutt ; Casey Nelson Blake, Senior Historian
Contributor
Editor
Subject
Genre
Language
eng
Summary
The 1913 International Exhibition of Modern Art (better known as the Armory Show) marked a turning point in the history of American art and culture. Organised by a small group of American artists and presented in the huge space of the 69th Regiment Armory in New York City, this ambitious exhibition of 1,400 works is remembered as the moment when the American public was introduced to European avant-garde art. This interdisciplinary volume includes 31 contributions by eminent scholars, re-examining the 1913 exhibition in its historical and cultural context
Cataloging source
UKMGB
Dewey number
707.4
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
LC call number
N6448.A74
LC item number
A76 2013
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
bibliography
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorDate
1948-
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
  • Kushner, Marilyn S.
  • Orcutt, Kimberly
  • Blake, Casey Nelson
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  • Armory Show
  • Art, Modern
  • Art, Modern
Label
The Armory Show at 100 : modernism and revolution, edited by Marilyn Satin Kushner and Kimberly Orcutt ; Casey Nelson Blake, Senior Historian
Instantiates
Publication
Copyright
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
  • text
  • still image
Content type code
  • txt
  • sti
Content type MARC source
  • rdacontent
  • rdacontent
Contents
  • Laurette E. McCarthy
  • "So many thrills, so much excitement": Elmer MacRae's role in the Armory Show
  • Susan G. Larkin
  • New York and the United States ca. 1913.
  • Greenwich Village modernism: "The essence of it all was communication"
  • Casey Nelson Blake
  • The Armory Show in the provisional city
  • Max Page
  • The Armory Show and the transformation of American culture
  • Daniel H. Borus
  • A century of the Armory Show : modernism and myth
  • Echoes of the Armory Show: modern music in New York
  • Leon Botstein
  • The "big show" and the little galleries: Alfred Stieglitz and the search for modern art photography in 1913
  • Anne McCauley
  • A "wordminded people" encounters the Armory Show
  • Susan Hegeman
  • 1913: a feminist moment in the arts
  • Charles Musser
  • The exhibition.
  • European art :
  • Marilyn Satin Kushner
  • Off to the Armory Show!
  • Didier Ottinger ;
  • Case studies:
  • "An explosion in a shingle factory": Marcel Duchamp's Nude descending a staircase (no. 2)
  • Francis M. Naumann
  • "The Cuban who outcubed the Cubists": Francis Picabia and the 1913 Armory Show
  • Michael R. Taylor
  • Henri Matisse at the Armory Show-and beyond
  • William C. Agee
  • Brancusi's busts: work in progress
  • Organizers of the Armory Show.
  • Doïna Lemny
  • Puvis de Chavannes, pioneer and paragon of modernism
  • Aimée Brown Price
  • Arthur B. Davies: hero or villain?
  • Kimberly Orcutt
  • Walt Kuhn: Armory showman
  • Gail Stavitsky
  • Walter Pach: agent of modernism
  • Morgan Russell: a "barbarian" or American avant-garde in Paris?
  • Marilyn Satin Kushner
  • Morton Livingston Schamberg: a short life, a major achievement
  • William C. Agee
  • Works on paper:
  • Drawings at the Armory: the currency of change and modernism
  • Roberta J.M. Olson
  • Revisiting editions: prints in the Armory Show
  • Marilyn Satin Kushner
  • Responses.
  • American art :
  • "Public verdict": debating modernism at the Armory Show
  • Kimberly Orcutt
  • Cubist comedy and futurist follies: the visual culture of the Armory Show
  • Sarah Burns
  • Traveling venues :
  • "The great confusion": the Armory Show in Chicago
  • Judith A. Barter
  • "Unwept, unhonored and unsung": the Armory Show in Boston
  • Carol Troyen
  • Legacy :
  • Slouching toward modernism: American art at the Armory Show
  • The legacy of the Armory Show: fiasco or transformation
  • Barbara Haskell
  • "Creating a new epoch": American collectors and dealers and the Armory Show
  • Avis Berman
  • Appendix A:
  • The complete 1913 Armory Show checklist
  • Appendix B:
  • List of works in the 1913 Armory Show by gallery
  • Virginia M. Mecklenburg ;
  • Case studies:
  • Robert Henri's manifesto
  • Kimberly Orcutt
  • A pre-emptive strike: John Marin and the armory show
  • Martha Tedeschi
Control code
ocn857525115
Dimensions
31 cm
Extent
512 pages
Isbn
9780916141264
Isbn Type
(softcover edition)
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
n
Other physical details
illustrations (chiefly color)
System control number
(OCoLC)857525115
Label
The Armory Show at 100 : modernism and revolution, edited by Marilyn Satin Kushner and Kimberly Orcutt ; Casey Nelson Blake, Senior Historian
Publication
Copyright
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Carrier category
volume
Carrier category code
nc
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
  • text
  • still image
Content type code
  • txt
  • sti
Content type MARC source
  • rdacontent
  • rdacontent
Contents
  • Laurette E. McCarthy
  • "So many thrills, so much excitement": Elmer MacRae's role in the Armory Show
  • Susan G. Larkin
  • New York and the United States ca. 1913.
  • Greenwich Village modernism: "The essence of it all was communication"
  • Casey Nelson Blake
  • The Armory Show in the provisional city
  • Max Page
  • The Armory Show and the transformation of American culture
  • Daniel H. Borus
  • A century of the Armory Show : modernism and myth
  • Echoes of the Armory Show: modern music in New York
  • Leon Botstein
  • The "big show" and the little galleries: Alfred Stieglitz and the search for modern art photography in 1913
  • Anne McCauley
  • A "wordminded people" encounters the Armory Show
  • Susan Hegeman
  • 1913: a feminist moment in the arts
  • Charles Musser
  • The exhibition.
  • European art :
  • Marilyn Satin Kushner
  • Off to the Armory Show!
  • Didier Ottinger ;
  • Case studies:
  • "An explosion in a shingle factory": Marcel Duchamp's Nude descending a staircase (no. 2)
  • Francis M. Naumann
  • "The Cuban who outcubed the Cubists": Francis Picabia and the 1913 Armory Show
  • Michael R. Taylor
  • Henri Matisse at the Armory Show-and beyond
  • William C. Agee
  • Brancusi's busts: work in progress
  • Organizers of the Armory Show.
  • Doïna Lemny
  • Puvis de Chavannes, pioneer and paragon of modernism
  • Aimée Brown Price
  • Arthur B. Davies: hero or villain?
  • Kimberly Orcutt
  • Walt Kuhn: Armory showman
  • Gail Stavitsky
  • Walter Pach: agent of modernism
  • Morgan Russell: a "barbarian" or American avant-garde in Paris?
  • Marilyn Satin Kushner
  • Morton Livingston Schamberg: a short life, a major achievement
  • William C. Agee
  • Works on paper:
  • Drawings at the Armory: the currency of change and modernism
  • Roberta J.M. Olson
  • Revisiting editions: prints in the Armory Show
  • Marilyn Satin Kushner
  • Responses.
  • American art :
  • "Public verdict": debating modernism at the Armory Show
  • Kimberly Orcutt
  • Cubist comedy and futurist follies: the visual culture of the Armory Show
  • Sarah Burns
  • Traveling venues :
  • "The great confusion": the Armory Show in Chicago
  • Judith A. Barter
  • "Unwept, unhonored and unsung": the Armory Show in Boston
  • Carol Troyen
  • Legacy :
  • Slouching toward modernism: American art at the Armory Show
  • The legacy of the Armory Show: fiasco or transformation
  • Barbara Haskell
  • "Creating a new epoch": American collectors and dealers and the Armory Show
  • Avis Berman
  • Appendix A:
  • The complete 1913 Armory Show checklist
  • Appendix B:
  • List of works in the 1913 Armory Show by gallery
  • Virginia M. Mecklenburg ;
  • Case studies:
  • Robert Henri's manifesto
  • Kimberly Orcutt
  • A pre-emptive strike: John Marin and the armory show
  • Martha Tedeschi
Control code
ocn857525115
Dimensions
31 cm
Extent
512 pages
Isbn
9780916141264
Isbn Type
(softcover edition)
Media category
unmediated
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
n
Other physical details
illustrations (chiefly color)
System control number
(OCoLC)857525115

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