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100 years ago, modern artists vilified the past...

“…only use very modern and up-to-date subjects in order

to arrive at

NEW PLASTIC IDEALS…”

Umberto Boccioni, 1912

Modern art was obsessed with purity and revolution, eager to cast off the chains of the past

"We must breathe the tangible miracles of contemporary life -

the iron network of speedy communications which envelopes

the earth, the transatlantic liners,

the dreadnoughts, those marvelous flights that furrow our skies, the profound courage of our submarine navigators and the spasmotic struggle to conquer the unknown"

Umberto Boccioni, 1910

Museums, libraries, academies were all suspect for their allegiance to a corrupt past...

"We will...

destroy the cult of the past...

[and] sweep the whole field of art clean of all themes

and subjects that have been used in the past"

Umberto Boccioni, 1910

...but something happened on the way to the future...

"David Salle is recognized as the leading American postmodernist painter. He is the most authoritative exemplar of the movement, which has made a kind of mockery of art history, treating the canon of world art as if it were a gigantic, dog eared catalog crammed with tempting buys and equipped with a helpful twenty-four-hour-a day 800 number"

-Janet Malcolm

"42 False Starts"

The New Yorker,

July 11, 1994

Artists have re-engaged with history- artifacts, collections and even reenactment are powerful engines for their research and inquiry

In this panel discussion, three artists talk about how their work is shaped by its relationships to objects and actions

in history

Jane Irish

Christine Colby

Wendy Deschene

but not

FORGOTTEN

Fred Wilson, Metalwork 1792 - 1880, 2001

Mark Dion, The Return, 2008

Allison Smith, The Muster, 2005

Save Waller Street/Yellow Room, 2007

oil on Tyvec with raised letters, modeling paste, and archival foam

9 x 14 1/2 feet

The University of Pennsylvania

Untitled,ceramic, 2010

The University of the Arts

The Butt Project

Auburn University

chair: gerard brown

Tyler School of Art

at Temple Unviersity

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