More American Art from the 20th century and a special exhibition: Martha Rosler's "Below the Surface".
"Spear Thrower" 1921 by Paul Manship
"The Temptation of St. Anthony #2" 1919, by John Covert
"Morning" 1933 by Morris Graves
"Self-Portrait" 1933 by Morris Graves
"Krefeld Project, Dining Room, scene #2" 2003 by Eric Frisch
Works from the special exhibition "Below the Surface" collages by Martha Rosler.
From the exhibition blurb:
"Martha Rosler—artist, feminist, political activist, and
theorist—continuously takes aim at the intertwined structures and strictures of
social concerns such as gender norms, labor issues, consumer culture, and urban
development—and everything that falls by the wayside. The scrutiny of evolving
media and image strategies, which she dissects with sly humor and grit, is an
intrinsic part of this undertaking—to reveal the narratives and power structures
embedded within."
"First Lady (Pat Nixon)" 1967-70 by Martha Rosler
"Amputee (Election II)" 2004 by Martha Rosler
"The Gray Drapery" 2006 by Martha Rosler
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