How New York Stole the Idea of Modern Art
A study of how New York emerged as the dominant force in modern art following World War II and the rise of Abstract Expressionism.
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This book explores the cultural and political shifts that positioned New York as a leading art capital in the mid-twentieth century.
It analyzes the influence of Abstract Expressionism and the changing dynamics within the international art scene.
The narrative considers how American institutions and artists redefined modern art during this period.
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