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Metropolitan Museum of Art New York Metropolitan Museum of Art - Harlem Renaissance Book

Name: Metropolitan Museum of Art - Harlem Renaissance Book
Brand: Metropolitan Museum of Art New York
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Explore the global impact of Black creativity with this volume from the Metropolitan Museum of Art New York. This book reexamines the Harlem Renaissance not just as a local event in Upper Manhattan, but as a vital part of twentieth-century modernism and a global movement of art and ideas. Starting in the 1920s, the explosion of writing and art in New York became legendary. This work expands that history by looking at how the movement extended far beyond city limits. It connects the aesthetics of the New Negro theories, led by philosopher Alain Locke, to a broader international context of modern art. This publication serves as an essential resource for those studying the history of African American art and its role in the development of international modernism. It provides a new perspective on how these creative movements shaped the modern world through a lens of global Black creativity.

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Examines the Harlem Renaissance as a major part of international modern art history.

Connects the art and ideas of 1920s Upper Manhattan to a global scale of creativity.

Explores the New Negro theories and aesthetics established by philosopher Alain Locke.

Provides a deep look at the expansion of Black art and writing beyond New York City.

Published by the Metropolitan Museum of Art New York for academic and artistic study.

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Brand: Metropolitan Museum of Art New York
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1588397734
Category: Books > Subjects > Arts & Photography > Exhibition & Collection Catalogs
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 27 February 2024
Listed Since: 10 October 2023

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