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By Elinor HittPlus icon, Elinor Hitt
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“The Atomic Age: Artists Put to the Test of History”

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By Elinor Hitt, Elinor HittPlus icon
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Barnett Newman’s 1946 painting Pagan Void stares you down at the start of “L’Âge atomique: Les artistes à l’épreuve de l’histoire” (The Atomic Age: Artists Put to the Test of History), a visual tour of modernity as seen through the lens of nuclear technology. Newman’s work features a rough black circle that looks like a bloodshot eye or, on second glance, a fertilized egg. Or maybe it’s a scaled-up atomic nucleus.
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