Learning to Look 👀 U.S. Between World Wars
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November 19, 2026 @ 6:30 PM
Learning to Look | U.S. Between World Wars
During most of the first half of the twentieth century, the U.S. trailed Europe in modern art. With the exception of a few modernists in the Stieglitz Circle, American art tended toward realism. While World War One had a minimal effect on art in the U.S., the Great Depression proved a greater factor, bringing Social Realism to the forefront and, through the WPA, the mural movement.
In person at MoCA L.I. 20 Terry Street, Patchogue or on ZOOM Meeting ID: 880 1524 8901 | Passcode: 419010
Learning to Look | U.S. Between World Wars
During most of the first half of the twentieth century, the U.S. trailed Europe in modern art. With the exception of a few modernists in the Stieglitz Circle, American art tended toward realism. While World War One had a minimal effect on art in the U.S., the Great Depression proved a greater factor, bringing Social Realism to the forefront and, through the WPA, the mural movement.
In person at MoCA L.I. 20 Terry Street, Patchogue or on ZOOM Meeting ID: 880 1524 8901 | Passcode: 419010
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20 Terry Street, Suite 116, Patchogue, NY, United States, New York 11772
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Host or PublisherPatchogue Arts Council
