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The Etruscans
Enter the tombs at Tarquinia and Cerveteri, and the walls speak eloquently of the art and culture of ancient Etruria. The superb frescoes painted to enhance the walls of these tombs tell us in detail about the environment in which the Etruscans lived...(more details) |
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Postmodernism
Architecture, the first discipline to reject Modernism, ushered in the era of Postmodernism. Using numerous examples drawn from the U.S. and Britain, this program seeks to define a movement that is perhaps best characterized by an anything-goes plura...(more details) |
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Photography as Art
When specialty cameras, trick photography, and digital manipulation are combined with creative genius, photography becomes an extremely versatile medium of expression and self-exploration. This program examines the history of photography, charting it...(more details) |
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Installation Art
Fashionable. Engaging. Controversial. This program defines what has come to be known as installation art, while providing a number of examples that unite diverse elements such as architecture, sculpture, painting, video, music, and performance. Richa...(more details) |
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Surrealism
Surrealism, a reaction against the rationalism that had plunged Europe into the cataclysmic First World War, sought to reunite the conscious and subconscious minds in order to create a new view of reality. Incorporating archival clips of Andre Breton...(more details) |
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