The renowned definitive eight part series on the rise and fall of the modern art movement presented by Australian art critic Robert Hughes.
Air Date: 1980-09-21
The irruption of the machine as a catalyst for the change in the forms and visions of artists in the early twentieth ...
Air Date: 1980-09-28
After the WW1 art is not indifferent to the change that the catastrophe had been. A provocative and ironic art, Dadai...
Air Date: 1980-10-05
Throughout the work of the Impressionists, Matisse or Picasso, the principle of pleasure and harmony are present in t...
Air Date: 1980-10-12
The architectural utopia of modernity and its aspirations for change and social improvement and its failure.
Air Date: 1980-10-19
Surrealist painters sought extreme freedom through art, exploring the irrational world as well as the world of dreams.
Air Date: 1980-10-26
The interior of the mind, the obsessions and the forces that dominate life, form the work of modern artists from van ...
Air Date: 1980-11-02
In the mid-twentieth century the symbols of modern culture reflect the power of the media. Advertising, radio and tel...
Air Date: 1980-11-09
The end of modernity makes Robert Hughes raise the trajectory of art and its surroundings during the twentieth centur...