Exhibition of Modern Art

The Exhibition of Modern Art, often referred to as the Armory Show of 1913, was a groundbreaking event in New York City that introduced Americans to avant-garde European artworks. It showcased innovative styles like Cubism and Futurism, challenging traditional art perspectives and expanding public understanding of modern artistic expression. The exhibition played a crucial role in shifting American art toward modernism, encouraging new ideas and experimentation among artists and audiences alike. Its impact laid the foundation for the development of contemporary art practices in the United States.