Item
401 Out of War
- Exhibition Title
- 401 Out of War
- Subject
- exhibition (Q464980)
- Description
- Retrieved from the MoMA Press Release: The devastation of World War II caused a mass exodus from Europe to locations around the globe. Among the refugees who flooded into New York were artists and art dealers whose presence transformed the city’s cultural scene. These figures exchanged ideas with their American counterparts, mutually influencing each other’s work. The search for safety took artists to other places, such as Cuba, that inspired the work they made upon arriving. Those who remained in Europe—whether by choice or not—made art marked by the legacy of a shattered, war-torn continent.
- https://www.moma.org/calendar/galleries/5115?
- is about
- World War II
- Organizer
- Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
- Location
- New York
- Artists
- Bourgeois, Louise
- Calder, Alexander
- Carrington, Leonora
- Deren, Maya
- Ernst, Max Musfeld
- Gorky, Arshile
- Stanley, William Sloane
- Lam, Wifredo
- Lewis, Norman
- Martins, Maria
- Masson, André
- Matta, Roberto
- Michaux, Henri
- Motherwell, Robert
- Pollock, Jackson
- Rothko, Mark
- Sekula, Sonja
- Seligmann, Kurt
- Tanguy, Yves
- Schulze, Alfred Otto Wolfgang
- End
- Winter 2023
- Start
- Fall 2019
- Date
- 2010s
- Rights Holder
- Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
- Museum of Modern Art Online Exhibition ID
- 5115
- Item sets
- MoMA Exhibition on War
Part of 401 Out of War






