A Century of VisionsArt reflects the way each era sees the world.
When Foujita traced the fur of a cat with delicate lines, painting held the gaze toward its subject. Then Tàpies began scratching into paint, finding expression in wound-like marks. Buffet's hard contours, Christo's vision of wrapping architecture, and KAWS's transformation of pop culture imagery — each work carries a sensibility that could only have emerged from its own time.
In the span of a century, there have been this many ways of seeing.
Curator’s PicksA Century of Visions
