May 25, 2013
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The Eye of the Beholder
Bewildering modernity at UMMA
by Grant Mandarino
posted 3/3/2010
Visitors to the University of Michigan Museum of Art this month have the opportunity to see a stellar temporary exhibition of works on paper by some of the leading figures of the German and Viennese Expressionist movements of the early twentieth century. Expressionism is often identified with bright colors and vigorous paint strokes, with works that bring us to
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