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The 21 pages that link to Contemporary art, each with the reason it gives.

• Museum of Modern ArtNarrower topic: The museum’s exhibitions and collection extend beyond historical modernism into contemporary practice.

• Memento moriNarrower topic: Contemporary artists adapt mortality symbols to new materials and anxieties.

• Tate ModernNarrower topic: The museum also collects and exhibits art made in the present era.

• Solomon R. Guggenheim MuseumNarrower topic: The museum’s collection and exhibitions also encompass art of the present.

• Postmodern artNarrower topic: Postmodern art is one influential framework within the broader field of contemporary art.

• Bernard ArnaultNarrower topic: Arnault’s collection and museum projects place him within the institutions and markets surrounding contemporary art.

• Gerhard RichterNarrower topic: Richter’s varied practice became a major reference point within postwar art.

• Jenny SavilleNarrower topic: Saville’s career belongs to contemporary art while renewing the medium of figurative painting.

• Musée National d'Art ModerneNarrower topic: The museum’s collecting and exhibitions extend beyond historical modernism into current practice.

• Piero ManzoniNarrower topic: Manzoni’s object-based provocations became a key precedent for later conceptual practices.

• Henry GeldzahlerNarrower topic: Geldzahler pressed a major encyclopedic museum to collect and exhibit living artists.

• Jerry SaltzNarrower topic: It is the broad field Saltz regularly assesses and explains.

• StuckismNarrower topic: Stuckism's disputes concern what contemporary art should value and recognize.

• ToyismNarrower topic: Toyism belongs to the period’s diverse, international art landscape.