The second cycle of MoMA2000 exhibitions focuses on the years between 1920 and 1960, a period of social and political turmoil and spirited debate. As original visions of modern art matured, they simultaneously provoked dissenting reactions and spawned parallel experiments in a variety of mediums. Faced with competing opportunities and imperatives, artists were obliged to make choices. To emphasize the contentions and vital complexities of modern art’s middle years, Making Choices juxtaposes 24 distinct exhibitions, which vary widely in scale, principle of selection, and style of display.
Making Choices
Mar 16–Sep 26, 2000
MoMA
Publications
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Making Choices Paperback, 348 pages
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Making Choices Hardcover, 348 pages
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Making choices : ground floor and second floor. Out of print, 24 pages
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Modern art despite modernism Out of print, 256 pages
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Making choices : fourth floor Out of print, 12 pages
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Making choices : third floor Out of print, 24 pages
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Master checklist 6 pages
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Artists
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Jean (Hans) Arp
French, born Germany (Alsace). 1886–1966116 exhibitions, 173 works online -
Kaj Franck
Finnish, 1911–198914 exhibitions, 37 works online -
Alvar Aalto
Finnish, 1898–197632 exhibitions, 39 works online -
Patrick J. Sullivan
American, 1894–19678 exhibitions, 2 works online -
Lucio Fontana
Italian, born Argentina. 1899–196837 exhibitions, 22 works online - There are 385 artists in this exhibition online.
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