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MoMA Celebrates a Century of Animation from Felix the Cat to MTV

31 Temmuz 2026The Guardian

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is showcasing a new exhibition titled 'It’s Alive!' that spans a century of animation. Curated by Ron Magliozzi, the exhibit highlights the evolution of animation from early character-driven pieces to more complex and socially engaged works.
The exhibition features a variety of animations, including iconic characters and innovative techniques, while also screening films without sound to enhance visual appreciation.
Animation has historically been viewed as a children's medium, but 'It’s Alive!' seeks to elevate its status by showcasing a diverse range of styles and themes. The exhibition reflects a broader trend in contemporary art that embraces multimedia and cross-disciplinary approaches, positioning animation as a vital for…
This exhibition not only celebrates the rich history of animation but also challenges the audience's perception of the medium. By focusing on lesser-known works and presenting them in a unique format, MoMA encourages viewers to engage with animation as a serious art form rather than mere entertainment.

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