Modernism; happy pictures; a new frontier

From: The Boston Globe | Date: October 30, 1997| Author: Cate McQuaid, Globe Correspondent | Copyright information
MODERNISM IN NEW ENGLAND At: Beth Urdang Gallery, 11 Newbury St., through Nov. 8. ALLAN CRITE'S BOSTON At: The Boston Athenaeum, 10 1/2 Beacon St., through Nov. 29. SURF/MOTEL: MULTIMEDIA INSTALLATION BY JOE NERVOUS At: Lionheart Gallery, 331B Newbury St., through Nov. 22.

New England seems an unlikely place for the hard edges of Modernism. Certainly, the Museum of Fine Arts didn't take to it; its collection remained steeped in Impressionists while the Cubists pushed their way aggress...

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