What is Modern Art (Group Show)

"What is Modern Art (Group Show)" is a collection of significant anonymous art projects, rooted in the Yugoslavian art scene of the 1970s and 80s which contributed to the creation of a radical form of appropriation art. The anonymous writers refer to key exhibitions of the 20th century and reconstruct their specific art-historical narratives through the use of copies. "What is Modern Art (Group Show)" is the first international exhibition which features this particular form of appropriation art in an extensive group exhibition.

Artistic directors: Inke Arns Berlin and Walter Benjamin, New York

Artists: Alfred H. Barr, Jr., Walter Benjamin, Arnold Bode, Kazimir Malevich, Porter McCray, Dorothy Miller, Piet Mondrian, Salon de Fleurus, International Exhibition of Modern Art, Museum of Modern Art, Museum of American Art