ArchiveExhibition
Futurism
12 Jun-20 Sep 2009
Tate Modern
London SE1 9TG
Overview
The movement set out to modernise Italian art and social attitudes. Its influence spread across Europe and beyond, revolutionising the response to the dynamism of modern life. This exhibition celebrates the centenary of the publication of The Founding and First Manifesto of Futurism in 1909.
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