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| | ArtLex on the Armory Show of 1913 |
 | | This was exhibited in the influential Armory Show of 1913. | | | This painting was exhibited in the Armory Show of 1913. | | | Although the show was soundly criticized by the public and the press, it had a great impact on American artists who were influenced by the works of modern European artists. |
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http://www.artlex.com/ArtLex/a/armoryshow.html
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| | Armory Show - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Duchamp first submitted the work to appear in a Cubist show at the Salon des Indépendants in Paris, but the Puteaux cubists, including his two brothers, asked that he withdraw the painting, or paint over the title that he had painted on the work and rename it something else. | | | The Armory Show displayed some 1,250 paintings, sculptures, and decorative works by over 300 avant-garde European and American artists. | | | The show served as a catalyst for American artists, who became more independent and created their own artistic language. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armory_Show
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| | Armory Show -- Britannica Concise Encyclopedia - The online encyclopedia you can trust! |
| | The show, a decisive event in the development of American art, was originally conceived by its organizers, the Association of American Painters and Sculptors, as a selection of representational works exclusively by American artists, members both of the National Academy of Design and of the more progressive Ashcan School and The Eight. | | | The show, a decisive event in the development of American art, was originally conceived by its organizers, the Association of American Painters and Sculptors, as a selection of representational works exclusively by American artists, members... | | | Stuart Davis exemplified one artist's reaction: “The Armory Show was the greatest shock to me—the greatest single influence I have experienced in my work.” Similarly, the artists Joseph Stella, John Marin, Georgia O'Keeffe, and Arthur Dove were encouraged by the Armory Show to continue their avant-garde direction. |
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http://www.britannica.com/ebc/article-9009537
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| | Welcome to the 1913 Armory Show |
| | Though by no means complete, the tour of the Armory Show aims to present a skeleton map of the exhibition as it looked in 1913, with the 69th Regiment Armory divided into 18 individual galleries. | | | The first step is to provide access to the material remnants of the Armory Show, the paintings and sculptures themselves. | | | auded as one of the most influential events in the history of American art, the Armory Show has a mythic legacy that rivals the raucous opening of Igor Stravinsky's ballet, The Rite of Spring in Paris. |
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http://xroads.virginia.edu/~MUSEUM/Armory/entrance.html
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| | Culture Shock: Flashpoints: Visual Arts: The Armory Show |
| | The Armory show is now cited by many art historians as the most important American exhibition in the history of modern art. | | | Organized by a group of progressive artists, the show is the first large-scale exhibit of 20th century "modern" art from Europe and America, including a number of ultra-modern French paintings whose technique and style quickly become the focus of intense controversy. | | | The International Exhibition of Modern Art, better known as The Armory Show, opens on February 17th, 1913 in New York City. |
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http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/cultureshock/flashpoints/visualarts/armory.html
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| | E-Flux : The Armory Show 2002 - (2002-03-25) |
| | The Armory Show is one of the world’s leading international art fairs and the largest devoted exclusively to contemporary art. | | | The Armory Show 2002 opened Thursday, February 21, with a Preview Gala benefiting the Exhibition Fund of The Museum of Modern Art, New York. | | | In a few short years, The Armory Show has become the world’s pre-eminent showcase for new art by living artists. |
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http://www.e-flux.com/displayshow.php?file=message_85.txt
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| | Recording of Marcel Duchamp's Armory Show Lecture, 1963 |
| | At the Armory Show, she had spent several years in Europe, and brought back a small collection of European artists, among which is van Gogh’s Mademoiselle Ravoux, that you saw on the screen a moment ago. | | | Matisse was represented in the Armory Show by thirteen paintings, three drawings, and a large sculpture. | | | The painting was bought at the Armory Show by Arthur Jerome Eddy, a Chicago lawyer and art collector, a rather eccentric character - he bought two of my own paintings, (laughter) and was the first man in Chicago to have his portrait painted by Whistler and to ride a bicycle (laughter). |
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| | Armory Show of 1913 |
| | The idea of radical modern art as displayed at the Armory Show had been introduced to Chicago in 1912 at the W. Scott Thurber gallery in a series of exhibitions of works by Arthur Dove, Jerome Blum, and B. Nordfeldt. | | | Nevertheless, the Armory Show came as a shock to most Chicagoans, provoking a raucous response ranging from moral posturing and parody in the press to honest outrage. | | | Prior to the show's arrival in Chicago, the Chicago Tribune had sent critic Harriet Monroe (whose Poetry magazine had begun appearing the previous year) to New York to cover the exhibition, while Chicago lawyer Arthur Jerome Eddy had already purchased postimpressionist works from the show. |
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http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/70.html
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| | E-Flux : Countdown to the Armory Show 2003 - (2003-02-07) |
| | The Armory Show is committed to presenting the very best new art by living artists. | | | The display is an extension of the Häagen-Dazs national arts initiative "The Art of Pure Pleasure," which supports leading-edge work in film, fashion, and the visual and performing arts that brings art and artists to new audiences. | | | This is the second of an ongoing series of annual commissions to be awarded to a different artist each year, honoring The Armory Show’s commitment to living artists. |
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http://www.e-flux.com/displayshow.php?file=message_364.txt
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| | CIRCA Art Magazine - Summer 2003 - Armory show |
| | Her attendence Armory was made possible by the funding of the Arts Council/An Chomhairle EalaÌon. | | | Armory itself made similar noises in its attempt for curatorial credibility, through a selection of public art events. | | | However, it does demonstrate how the influences of the rich art collector differ from the insititutionally supported and/or government-funded influences which allow the artist on the periphery to continue to create art that is innately non-collectable. |
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http://www.recirca.com/backissues/c104/armory.shtml
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| | The Armory Show contained about sixteen hundred pieces of sculpture |
| | The poster for the Armory Show depicts the pine-tree flag of the American Revolution proclaiming liberation from the art of the past (Schapiro 135). | | | Nonetheless, despite the actual number of exhibits, the Armory Show had direct impact on American art, and a few artists having been exposed directly or indirectly radically altered their styles, choosing to work more abstractly. | | | The catalogue of the Armory Show, which lists about 1,100 works by over 300 exhibitors, of whom more than 100 were Europeans, is incomplete. |
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| | Armory Show, Art History, American Modern Art |
| | The Armory Show challenged and changed both the Academic and public definition and attitude toward art and by doing so altered the course of history for American artists. | | | Within a few years, the artistic traditions of several centuries were shaken to the very foundation and the new "modern" art of the twentieth century burst forth, forging the way for a new standard and a new definition of art. | | | In the early 1900s, America was a nation in transition, ripe for evolutions in politics, social systems, literature, and certainly art. |
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| | NonstarvingArtists - John Wesley Brings His Figurative Sensibility to The Armory Show 2006 |
| | The Armory Show, The International Fair of New Art, was started by four New York art dealers as The Gramercy International Contemporary Art Fair in 1994 and takes its name from the rich history of the 1913 Armory Show, which introduced European Modernism to America. | | | As the commissioned artist for The Armory Show 2005, Jockum Nordström’s work was published multiple times in more than 100 international publications, reproduced on hundreds of thousands of promotional materials and featured in twenty pages of the catalogue, which is on display in museums, bookstores and the New York Public Library. | | | Wesley is the fifth artist to define the image of the fair, which has become the world’s preeminent showcase for new art by living artists. |
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http://www.nonstarvingartists.com/News/ImagedNewsItem.2005-06-08.5636.html
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| | Structural Patterns: The Armory Show and It's Effect |
| | Along with the Armory Show this weekend, are a handful of related art exhibitions and special events. | | | Perhaps more exciting is ART Rock as a result of Clementine Gallery being rejected from the Armory Show, they've set up an exhibition at Rockfeller Center... | | | This year will be the first for the DiVA - Digital & Video Art Fair looking to make video and electronic media more collectable. |
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http://www.ambriente.com/blog/2005/03/the_armory_show.html
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| | The Armory Show 2005 - German Pavilion - Home, made in Germany |
| | The Armory Show is one of the world's leading art fairs. | | | In 2005, The Armory Show will be taking place for the seventh time, presenting 162 galleries including 19 from Germany. | | | This is where international art dealers meet and contemporary art in particular finds an unparalleled gathering of collectors, critics and artists. |
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http://pages.german-pavilion.com/gp/armo_01/home/index.cfm
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| | Reader's Companion to American History - -ARMORY SHOW |
| | The Armory Show, the informal title of the International Exhibition of Modern Art held at New York's Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory in 1913, was the country's most influential exhibit of painting and sculpture. | | | One-third of the sixteen hundred pieces were by European artists, and it was the avant-garde nature of these European entries rather than the largely conventional American majority that was responsible for the exhibit's controversial reception and historic impact. | | | Marcel Duchamp's cubist painting, Nude Descending a Staircase, inspired the much-quoted comparison to "an explosion in a shingle factory," and in Chicago effigies of Henri Matisse and Constantin Brancusi were hanged. |
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http://college.hmco.com/history/readerscomp/rcah/html/ah_004900_armoryshow.htm
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| | Armory Show |
| | Armory Show, international exhibition of modern art held in 1913 at the 69th-regiment armory in New York City. | | | One of the most important exhibitions of art ever held in the United States, the Armory Show aroused the curiosity of the public and helped to change the direction of American painting. | | | International new art invades New York.(FRONT PAGE)(The Armory Show)(The Scope Art Fair)(DiVA Fair, digital and video art)(The Armory Show) (Art in America) |
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| | NonstarvingArtists - COUNTDOWN TO THE ARMORY SHOW 2005 |
| | Since The Armory Show exhibits only new art by living artists, it is a rare opportunity to see art that will be shown for the first time and go directly into a private collection. | | | As part of its commitment to emerging artists, The Armory Show is collaborating with four other art festivals that have been organized to coincide with The Armory Show and benefit from its international appeal: -scopeNew York, Art Rock, The Digital and Video Art Fair and Israeli Art Week in New York. | | | Serving as a catalyst to harness the energy of the art world’s center, The Armory Show joins forces with New York’s heavyweights to create a week of unprecedented art activities. |
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http://www.nonstarvingartists.com/News/ImagedNewsItem.2005-02-17.1603.html
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| | The Armory Show 2002 - Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery |
| | For The Armory Show 2002, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery will be presenting the work of six artists, with selected works displaying the depth and diversity of Australian contemporary art. | | | The Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery has been showing Australian contemporary art at international art fairs for over a decade, having participated regularly at ARCO, Basel, Cologne and the Armory Show in New York. | | | Fraser represented New Zealand at the 2001 Venice Biennale and has recently had a solo show at the New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York. |
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http://www.roslynoxley9.com.au/news/releases/18
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| | St. James Encyclopedia of Pop Culture: Armory Show |
| | They hoped to foment artistic revolution, and their means of accomplishing this was to show the New York art world what modern art was all about. | | | In 1913&; the International Exhibition of Modern Art of 1913&; popularly known as the Armory Show, brought modern art to America. | | | The Armory Show shook the New York, and thus the American, art world to its very foundation. |
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http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_g1epc/is_tov/ai_2419100059
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| | Art in America: Edgy Armory Show in the spotlight |
| | The Armory Show also coincided with Scope New York, a fair focused on works by emerging artists. | | | London's Wilkinson Gallery showed equally refined cityscapes by George Shaw, which were elegantly paired with minimalist abstract neon sculptures by David Batchelor. | | | In years past, the Armory Show often coincided with the uptown "Art Show," presented by the Art Dealers Association of America [see "Front Page" Apr. '04]. |
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http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1248/is_5_92/ai_n6036823
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| | A Royal Disaster: Cortissoz Critiques the Armory Show |
| | This has been developed largely in print, and hierophants of the “movement,” which as I shall presently endeavor to show, is not, strictly speaking, a movement at all, have made tremendous play with one of the favorite devices of those who traffic in the freakish things of art and letters. | | | In February and March 1913, thousands of New Yorkers poured into the 69th Regiment Armory for an “International Exhibition of Modern Art.” By the time the so-called Armory Show had completed its tour of the U.S., a half million people had seen the exhibit—one of the most influential in American art history. | | | Up to that time, the nation’s galleries, patrons, and schools of art were firmly in conservative hands and favored staid, traditional European art. |
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| | A Voice of Moderation: Roosevelt on the Armory Show |
| | First mounted at New York City’s 69th Regiment Armory, it became known as the Armory Show, and its self-consciously “modern” approach challenged the dominance of conservative, staid styles of European art. | | | The exhibitors are quite right as to the need of showing to our people in this manner the art forces which of late have been at work in Europe, forces which cannot be ignored. | | | In his “A Layman’s View of an Art Exhibition,” published in the March 29, 1913, issue of Outlook, Theodore Roosevelt took a moderate approach, lauding the unconventional spirit of the Armory Show while casually dismissing the work of such “European extremists” as the Cubists and the Futurists. |
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| | The New York Times > Arts > Art & Design > Art Review Armory Show 2004: Emerging Talent, and Plenty of It |
| | Yesterday the artist sawed in a view-hole in the back of his pint-sized museum, revealing that it, unlike the sculpture perched atop it, is completely hollow. | | | As usual, this confab, which subtitles itself the International Fair of New Art, immerses us in the gene pool from which the art at the Whitney was winnowed, as well as providing a broader international context. | | | With its dense concentration of young dealers, young artists and new work, the Armory Show has an immediacy that few fairs and fewer museums can equal. |
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http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/12/arts/design/12SMIT.html?ex=1394427600&en=1c084b1b02802e00&ei=5007&partner=USERLAND
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| | 1913 Armory Show: Gallery L Tour |
| | By the time of the Armory Show, a considerable number of painters, sculptors, and illustrators were treating the city as a subject. | | | Jerome Myers, who was intimately involved in planning the Armory Show, worked in relative solitude for years painting subjects on the Lower East Side before meeting Sloan and other Ashcan artists. | | | Dimock, a close associate of Henri, Sloan, Jerome and Ethel Myers and the wife of William Glackens, was one of the most financially successful American artists at the exhibition. |
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http://www.lib.virginia.edu/etd/masters/ArtsSci/English/2002/Staples/galleryL/tour.l3.html
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| | Haber's Art Reviews: Armory Show and One on One in Video |
| | As with the Frick Collection's 500th anniversary show of Parmigianino, understanding patronage and political change can actually bring a perplexing artist into the mainstream—and perhaps even appreciated for his own sake. | | | The show there definitely targets both audiences used to art's back room. | | | Arcangel's display is already a two-year-old work, based on an eight-year-old movie, based on art nearly half a century old, based on the reproduction of almost anything. |
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http://www.haberarts.com/oneone.htm
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| | Art Dirt Redux: Armory Show -NYC |
| | The Armory Show - International Fair of New Art. | | | Some of the more interesting exhibits play on the notion of "Art Fair." At Postmasters gallery Wolfgang Staehle exhibited a large chromolux still from a Fellini film with the caption," Art is lost in this town..." Deitch Project had a neo-punk cookie stand and was giving away free cookies. |
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http://spaghetti.nujus.net/artDirt/archives/000469.html
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| | The Emma Goldman Papers Curriculum: New York Times Report on the Armory Show |
| | The 1913 Armory Show in New York introduced European modernist painters like Matisse, Picasso, Van Gogh, and Gauguin. | | | The International Exhibition of Modern Art, which has just come to a close in the Sixtyninth Regiment Armory, with its striking array of the works of the "progressives," has during the past few weeks, set many a New Yorker to turning this problem over in his mind. | | | Does this recounting of the 1913 art show resonate with anything in your current experience with respect to art or music? |
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http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/Goldman/Curricula/ArtLiterature/armoryshow.html
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| | Art Events February 2001 |
| | The Armory Show, inspired by the original Armory Show of 1913 which introduced modern art to America, is unique among the top international art fairs in that only those galleries who are committed to representing living artists may be considered as exhibitors. | | | Seventy of the nation's most prominent art dealers will exhibit paintings, sculpture, drawings, prints, and photographs by artists of all periods at the thirteenth annual Art Show. | | | The San Francisco Arts of Pacific Asia Shows |
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http://www.pagenterprise.com/onlineartmall/artnews/feb2001.htm
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| | Art Addict: New to The Armory Show? |
| | The Armory is a great place to see a lot of art in one place. | | | I know these galleries well and have bought work at all of them in the past few years. | | | Train your eye, notice trends, find work that you hate, ask a lot of questions, discover your taste, listen-in on galleries and collectors talking about the art. |
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http://paigewest.typepad.com/art_addict/2004/03/new_to_the_armo.html
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| | Tribal-Armory-show |
| | Exhibitors likely to return to the show with specialties in African works, including exceptional masks, carvings, textiles, paintings and shields, include Galerie Valluet-Ferrandin, Paris; Peter Boyd, Seattle; Oumar Keinde African Art, Senegal; and Alain Naoum, Brussels. | | | Patrick Morgan, formerly of Del Mar, CA, who has moved his gallery to Paris and renamed it Art Primif, plans to participate as does Bruce Frank Primitive Art of New York. | | | This is particularly important in the field of tribal and ethnographic works and our large international component remains a key aspect of this show.” |
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| | bloggy: Armory Show 2005, Part 1 |
| | He had a show at the gallery titled The Exclusive. | | | The Hamurg-based Galerie Karin Guenther Nina Borgmann had two artists whose work intrigued me. I apologize for only having their names, but here are two images: | | | My emphasis is on artists I hadn't seen before, with occasional lapses if amused by someone whose work I already know. |
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http://bloggy.com/mt/archives/004726.html
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| | Art Addict: The Armory Show 2004 - Take 1 |
| | Unlike the New York Times, Art Addict has terrific commentary on the 2004 Armory Show.... | | | This photo of me was taken by one of my favorite artists: COKE WISDOM O'NEAL | | | Nasty collectors eyeing each other more than the art. |
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http://paigewest.typepad.com/art_addict/2004/03/the_armory_show.html
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| | jameswagner.com: Armory Show 05 |
| | But we did enjoy ourselves a lot, not least because we found less of the big-name, big-ticket art whose pricey presence had seemed to dominate shows in recent years. | | | In any event, no arts scholarship or arts healthcare foundations need apply. | | | Posted by: Martin at March 11, 2005 12:11 AM |
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| | dada is the Armory Show |
| | The Armory Show is America's first meeting with European painters. | | | The International Exhibition of Modern Art opens its doors at the 69th Regiment Armory at 305 Lexington Avenue at 25th Street on 17th February 1913. | | | The exhibition was organized by Walter Pach, Arthur Davies and Walt Kuhn and financially backed by patrons Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney and Mabel Dodged. |
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| | MSN Encarta - Armory Show |
| | Armory Show, art exhibition in New York City, February 17-March 15, 1913, at the 69th Regiment Armory. | | | Become a subscriber today and gain access to: |
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| | SI Events - Armory Show 2005 |
| | The newest S I artist editions was also debuted at the Armory Show, with a work related to the exhibition NONE OF THE ABOVE by John Armleder. | | | We had many visitors to our exciting S I outpost, and with lots new fans, members and supporters of our program, we are happy to say that the S I's participation in the 2005 Armory Show was a dazzling success, introducing our cutting-edge program to a massive audience. |
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http://www.swissinstitute.net/News/2005/armory.htm
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| | The Armory Show |
| | The "International Exhibition of Modern Art," organized by the Association of American Painters and Sculptors, at the armory of the New York National Guard's Sixty-ninth Regiment, at 26th Street and Lexington Avenue, from February 17-March 15, 1913. | | | Chiefly organized by John Sloan, Arthur B. Davies, and Walt Kuhn. |
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http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~jconte/Armory_Show.html
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| | THE ARMORY SHOW 2002 TAKING PLACE AS PLANNED |
| | The leading art world publications will exhibit at The Armory Show 2002 including Art and | | | The fourth annual edition of the world’s leading art fair | | | The Armory Show 2002, the International Fair of New Art, opens its doors in less |
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| | Stella Show Management Company |
| | This show is important but not at all imposing and brings together a young group of dealer/stylemakers who are always on the cutting edge. | | | This is one of the first modern shows of NYC’s fall/winter show season and dealers will be bringing their best. | | | After the discussion, go see The Modern Show, take pictures of the best items in the show & post them to ApartmentTherapy.com and join the blog. |
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http://www.stellashows.com/cgi-bin/texis/scripts/showpromo_info/stellashowdetail.html?idnum=ZJD1463&showabb=gramercymod20021004
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| | The Armory Show - a short story by Nick Mamatas |
| | Yes, like the famous one of 1913, 175 years ago, back when Duchamp, Dasburg and the Cubist "Chamber Of Horrors" shocked the world by exhibiting paintings and sculptures depicting subjects other than Jesus, Napoleon, fat women or bowls of fruit. | | | One makes a show of taking off his watch and throwing it to one of the artists before being shoved in. | | | Back in the armory's grand hall, a dozen exhibition goers at a time are locked into the gas chamber and killed. |
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http://www.infinityplus.co.uk/stories/armoryshow.htm
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| | Bearshirt Ramblings: A Funny Thing Happened To Me At The Gun Show |
| | Well, I had to use the facilities while I was there. | | | This is a paragraph of text that could go in the sidebar. | | | It's held at the National Guard Armory in Albany. |
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http://bearshirtramblings.blogspot.com/2005/03/funny-thing-happened-to-me-at-gun-show.html
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| | SI Events - Armory Show 2004 |
| | RED SHOE DELIVERY SERVICE a project by MK Guth and friends is an interdisciplinary project reconfiguring the idea of Dorothy's Ruby Slippers in order to create an interactive art experience while providing people with a practical service. | | | visit with RSDS at the S I booth at the 2004 Armory Show as well as at the S I gallery on | | | Red Shoe Delivery Service at our booth for the 2004 Armory Show! |
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http://www.swissinstitute.net/News/armory_RS.htm
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| | ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST HOME DESIGN SHOW |
| | Thursday, March 9, is dedicated as a preview day for members of the trade and press, while Friday-Sunday are open to the general public. | | | In its fifth year, the New York City based show also offers inspirational design exhibits, culinary demonstrations, special events and an exciting line-up of seminars. | | | In 2004, the show welcomed over 22,000 visitors, including 3,000 trade professionals and over 200 members of the media. |
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http://www.mmart.com/homedesignshow
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| | 1913 Armory Show - xroads.virginia.edu xroads |
| | Presents a virtual tour of the show, commentary on each area of the exhibition with related essays, bibliography. | | | Found in the results of these 20 recent keywords |
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| | Artfacts.Net: The Armory Show 2006 |
| | The Armory Show (Piers 90 & 92), Twelfth Avenue at 50th & 52nd Streets, New York, NY, USA |
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| | Plymoth Armory Show |
| | We all thought this was a great event! | | | When our friend Joe Keating asked us if we wanted to put up a display at the Plymouth armory we jumped at the chance. |
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