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African and Oceanic art meets the Paris avant-garde during the decade when modern art radically changed how Europe looked at the world.
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Pair it with Musée Picasso — it complicates the conventional European story of modern art.
★★★★★ Historically important and very Artlovers.
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The exhibition examines the decade when objects and artworks from Africa and Oceania became increasingly visible in Paris, intersecting with collectors, dealers, artists and the European avant-garde. It complicates the familiar story of modernism by bringing its non-European sources and colonial context into view.
Artists / context: A historical, cross-cultural exhibition combining African and Oceanic works with the Parisian modernist context of the 1910s and early 1920s.
1913–1923: The Spirit of the Time
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