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They Didn't Just Break the Rules of Art. They Came for Your Furniture.
The emergence of De Stijl in the Netherlands in 1917 and the establishment of the Bauhaus in Germany in 1919 marked a profound reconsideration of the relationship between artistic expression, architecture, technology, and modern society. Bo...
Before Dracula Had a Castle, Vampires Had Maggots.
Long before the vampire became a beautiful aristocrat, a seductive stranger, or an immortal creature capable of inspiring romantic fascination, it was something considerably more disturbing. It was a corpse that refused to remain buried, a...
They Gave the Mona Lisa a Mustache, Called a Urinal Art, and Changed Everything
In April 1917, an ordinary porcelain urinal became the center of one of the most consequential controversies in the history of modern art. Signed R. Mutt 1917 and titled Fountain, the object was submitted to the inaugural exhibition of the...
They Had the Corpses. They Had the Electricity. All They Needed Was Life.
When Mary Shelley published Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus anonymously in 1818, she introduced a monster fundamentally different from the supernatural creatures that had populated European mythology, religious imagery, and folklore...
A Black Square Changed Art Forever. What Came Next Was Far Darker.
In the opening decades of the twentieth century, artists working across the Russian Empire and, subsequently, the Soviet Union undertook one of the most ambitious transformations in the history of modern art. They challenged the conventions...
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Art Historian and Artist. MFA: Art History; MFA: Studio Art; PhD: Art History. Unapologetically Indigenous.
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