KnowraAmerican modernismLinked fromLinked fromThe 27 pages that link to American modernism, each with the reason it gives.All 27Related 10Narrower topic 17Harlem RenaissanceNarrower topic: Harlem’s artists expanded modernism with forms and histories often excluded from its canon.Art Students League of New YorkNarrower topic: League alumni and instructors participated in the development of modern art in the United States.Aaron CoplandNarrower topic: Copland’s career was a leading musical contribution to this broader cultural movement.David BurliukNarrower topic: After emigrating, Burliuk continued painting and promoting modern art in the United States.Lee KrasnerNarrower topic: Her training and career unfolded amid American art’s shift toward modernist experimentation.Charles IvesNarrower topic: Ives’s formal and harmonic experiments place him among the early composers of American modernism.PrecisionismNarrower topic: Precisionism was a distinctly American strand of modernism shaped by the country’s changing built environment.Edmund WilsonNarrower topic: Wilson interpreted modernist writing for a wide audience and connected it to European influences.Thornton WilderNarrower topic: Wilder’s formal experimentation belongs to a period of broad literary innovation.Norman Bel GeddesNarrower topic: Bel Geddes brought European-influenced modern forms into American commercial and public culture.Alexander CalderNarrower topic: Calder became a leading American modernist with a distinct sculptural language.George AntheilNarrower topic: Antheil’s mechanical sound world became one distinctive strand of American musical modernism.Gertrude Vanderbilt WhitneyNarrower topic: Whitney’s collecting and museum-building helped define which American modernist work gained institutional recognition.Charles DemuthNarrower topic: Demuth’s urban subjects and formal experiments belong to American modernism’s early development.The Education of Henry AdamsNarrower topic: The autobiography’s fractured chronology and uncertainty about progress resonate with modernist experiments.Marisol EscobarNarrower topic: Her work entered postwar American art while resisting its dominant abstract idioms.Virgil ThomsonNarrower topic: Thomson helped define a specifically American musical modernism.
KnowraAmerican modernismLinked fromLinked fromThe 27 pages that link to American modernism, each with the reason it gives.All 27Related 10Narrower topic 17Harlem RenaissanceNarrower topic: Harlem’s artists expanded modernism with forms and histories often excluded from its canon.Art Students League of New YorkNarrower topic: League alumni and instructors participated in the development of modern art in the United States.Aaron CoplandNarrower topic: Copland’s career was a leading musical contribution to this broader cultural movement.David BurliukNarrower topic: After emigrating, Burliuk continued painting and promoting modern art in the United States.Lee KrasnerNarrower topic: Her training and career unfolded amid American art’s shift toward modernist experimentation.Charles IvesNarrower topic: Ives’s formal and harmonic experiments place him among the early composers of American modernism.PrecisionismNarrower topic: Precisionism was a distinctly American strand of modernism shaped by the country’s changing built environment.Edmund WilsonNarrower topic: Wilson interpreted modernist writing for a wide audience and connected it to European influences.Thornton WilderNarrower topic: Wilder’s formal experimentation belongs to a period of broad literary innovation.Norman Bel GeddesNarrower topic: Bel Geddes brought European-influenced modern forms into American commercial and public culture.Alexander CalderNarrower topic: Calder became a leading American modernist with a distinct sculptural language.George AntheilNarrower topic: Antheil’s mechanical sound world became one distinctive strand of American musical modernism.Gertrude Vanderbilt WhitneyNarrower topic: Whitney’s collecting and museum-building helped define which American modernist work gained institutional recognition.Charles DemuthNarrower topic: Demuth’s urban subjects and formal experiments belong to American modernism’s early development.The Education of Henry AdamsNarrower topic: The autobiography’s fractured chronology and uncertainty about progress resonate with modernist experiments.Marisol EscobarNarrower topic: Her work entered postwar American art while resisting its dominant abstract idioms.Virgil ThomsonNarrower topic: Thomson helped define a specifically American musical modernism.