ModernStarts: Things will explore the presentation and representation of ordinary objects, including still-life paintings, collages, constructed sculptures, prints, posters, furniture and design objects, and architectural fragments, in often unexpected juxtapositions. The transformation of changing pictorial conventions and notions of artistic originality in the early modern period underlie the various themes of this exhibition.
ModernStarts: Things
Nov 18, 1999–Mar 14, 2000
MoMA

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Egmont Arens
American, 1888–19664 exhibitions, 1 work online -
William H. Bell
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Gerrit Rietveld
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Kayserzinn Workshop
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Paul Outerbridge
American, 1896–195818 exhibitions, 6 works online - There are 70 artists in this exhibition online.
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