Modern Art: A Critical Introduction

Pam Meecham · Julie Sheldon

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Art, Politics, and Modernism Art, Aesthetics, and Perception Modernist Literature and Criticism

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1 What, When and Where was Modernism? 2. Retreats from the Urban 3. Monuments, Modernism and the Public Space 4. The Nude in Modernity and Postmodernity 5. From the Machine Aesthetic to Technoculture 6. Modernism and Realism in US Art 7. The Artist and the Museum: Muse or Nemesis? 8. Identity Politics in Photography and Performance Art

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