New York Gets New Contemporary Art and Perfomance Space

The MET Breuer, located on the corner of Madison Avenue St. 75, is a subsidiary of the great Metropolitan Museum of Art.  Linked to it there is the name of Marcel Breuer, the architect of the assembly line building, where for many years there was the great Whitney Museum, Museum of American contemporary art that has recentely moved into a new place. The Met Breuer opened with an incredible exhibition called Unifinished.

UNFINISHED mysterious exhibition at The Met Breuer contains over 190 works dating from the Renaissance to the present. Almost forty percent of them are from the Metropolitan (MET) museum's collections, complementing the loans with national and international work. The exhibition launches a revolutionary kind of show that can result in a big boost creation, since it proves that nothing is fleeting, unimportant, everything matters in art, the artist crochiul up and threw it to the basket. A young artist, Holland Cunningham, had the idea to paint backgrounds only works of Titian and Veronese in.

The Met Breuer museum with a powerful exhibition, proving that it can be a gold mine, a vast museum collection of values, a nursery where resources can provide curatorial modern and contemporary art in a profound historical context.