The Shock of the New: The Powers That Be
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Intended audience: College students and adults
Issued also as videorecording
Art critic Robert Hughes discusses the impact of mechanized warfare and mass destruction on European art and culture following World War I. Examines German expressionism, Russian constructivism, and Italian futurism, with emphasis on the prevailing disenchantment with politics and other institutions as well as the diminishing belief in the ability of the artist to influence society for the better
Issued also as videorecording
Art critic Robert Hughes discusses the impact of mechanized warfare and mass destruction on European art and culture following World War I. Examines German expressionism, Russian constructivism, and Italian futurism, with emphasis on the prevailing disenchantment with politics and other institutions as well as the diminishing belief in the ability of the artist to influence society for the better
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