Exploding the Canon

"Inverted Utopias" helps rewrite the story of modernism

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The show's more familiar artists include the Uruguayan Joaquín Torres-García, who painted Composition with Primitive Forms.
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The show's more familiar artists include the Uruguayan Joaquín Torres-García, who painted Composition with Primitive Forms.

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Through September 12; 713-639-7300
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, 1001 Bissonnet

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There's so much more in this groundbreaking exhibit -- the mischievous, politically engaged conceptual work gathered in "Cryptic and Committed"; Julio Le Parc's mesmerizing light murals; Cildo Meireles's playful subversion of your senses in Eureka/Blindhotland (1970-1975); Berni's wonderfully hideous Sordidness -- than there is space here to consider it. It's not often that an exhibition makes you rethink what you know about art, but "Inverted Utopias" may just be that rare event.

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