Learning to Look: Geometric Abstraction Between the Wars

Learning to Look | Geometric Abstraction Between the Wars
Revolutionary artists in Russia saw the developments of modernism, especially Cubism, as a tool for creating a utopian art form, working hand in hand with early Soviet doctrine. As the USSR moved away from this vision, so did many of its most progressive artists move away from their homeland. Many settled in Germany, where the Bauhaus became a momentary refuge. With the rise of Nazism, the movement dispersed—first to France, then finally settling in the U.S.
December 17, 2026 @ 6:30 PM
In person at MoCA L.I. 20 Terry Street, Patchogue or on ZOOM Meeting ID: 880 1524 8901 | Passcode: 419010