The Armory Show at 100 The first book for 50 years to study the Armory Show in detail, and its impact on American art and society. Re-examines this pivotal moment in American artistic and political life, widely regarded as one of the most important exhibitions ever held in the United States.
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"Will offer nuance to the standard shock-and-awe Armory story" Holland Cotter, "The New York Times"
"While the Armory Show may now be only a vague historical event, by the end of 2013 we should all have given it a thorough reconsideration" James Panero, "The New Criterion"
"Giving a wide cultural and social picture of New York in that era" "The Art Newspaper"
"The expansive catalog with short essays by scholars should be required reading"-- Ken Johnson, "The New York Times"
"Will offer nuance to the standard shock-and-awe Armory story"-- Holland Cotter, "The New York Times"
"While the Armory Show may now be only a vague historical event, by the end of 2013 we should all have given it a thorough reconsideration"-- James Panero, "The New Criterion"
"Giving a wide cultural and social picture of New York in that era" "The Art Newspaper"
"Gorgeously illustrated"-- "The New York Times, Sunday Book Review"
"It conveys a good idea of how and why an exhibition that happened a century ago is still worth thinking about"-- Ken Johnson, "The New York Times Holiday Gift Guide 2013"
"Will offer nuance to the standard shock-and-awe Armory story"-- Holland Cotter, "The New York Times"
"While the Armory Show may now be only a vague historical event, by the end of 2013 we should all have given it a thorough reconsideration" --James Panero, "The New Criterion"
"Giving a wide cultural and social picture of New York in that era" "The Art Newspaper"
"The catalogue is absolutely first-rate"--Karen Wilkin, "The New Criterion"
"Gorgeously illustrated"--"The New York Times, Sunday Book Review"
"It conveys a good idea of how and why an exhibition that happened a century ago is still worth thinking about"--Ken Johnson, "The New York Times Holiday Gift Guide 2013"
"Will offer nuance to the standard shock-and-awe Armory story"--Holland Cotter, "The New York Times"
"While the Armory Show may now be only a vague historical event, by the end of 2013 we should all have given it a thorough reconsideration" --James Panero, "The New Criterion"
"Giving a wide cultural and social picture of New York in that era" "The Art Newspaper"
Winner of the CHOICE Award for Outstanding Academic Title 2014
"The catalogue is absolutely first-rate"Karen Wilkin, "The New Criterion"
"Gorgeously illustrated""The New York Times, Sunday Book Review"
"It conveys a good idea of how and why an exhibition that happened a century ago is still worth thinking about"Ken Johnson, "The New York Times Holiday Gift Guide 2013"
Will offer nuance to the standard shock-and-awe Armory story Holland Cotter, "The New York Times"
While the Armory Show may now be only a vague historical event, by the end of 2013 we should all have given it a thorough reconsideration James Panero, "The New Criterion"
Giving a wide cultural and social picture of New York in that era "The Art Newspaper"
An "impressive volume""Maine Antique Digest"
"A monumental undertaking worthy of the Armory Show's 100th anniversary"W. L. Whitwell, "CHOICE"
"It will serve as the definitive book on this topic for years to come --"Isabel Taube, "Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide"
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Marilyn Satin Kushner is Curator and Head of the Department of Prints, Photographs, and Architectural Collections at the New- York Historical Society.
Kimberly Orcutt is Henry Luce Foundation Curator of American Art at the New-York Historical Society.
Casey Nelson Blake is Professor of History and American Studies at Columbia University, NY, and the show's Senior Historian.
Other contributors include: William C. Agee, Professor of Art History, Hunter College, City University of New York; Judith A. Barter, Field-McCormick Chair and Curator of American Art, The Art Institute of Chicago; Avis Berman, Writer and independent art historian; Daniel H. Borus, Professor of History, University of Rochester; Leon Botstein, President, Bard College; Music Director, American Symphony Orchestra; Conductor Laureate, Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra; and Editor of the The Musical Quarterly; Sarah Burns, Professor Emerita, Department of History of Art, Indiana University, Bloomington; Barbara Haskell, Curator of Early Twentieth Century Art, Whitney Museum of American Art; Susan Hegeman, Associate Professor of English, University of Florida, Gainesville; Susan G. Larkin, Independent art historian and curator; Doina Lemny, Attachee de conservation, Musee National d'Art Moderne, Centre Pompidou, Paris among others.
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