Editorial

TV for Water

Learning about contemporary art isn’t just a matter of historical facts and artist biographies. Contemporary art is special and important because it can help us see our present moment in new ways. Join the MCA’s Manager of School Programs, Jeremy Kreusch, to explore four artworks that mirror four different aspects of water.

A person with a brown beard, light skin and short hair stands with their hands in their pockets in front of wavy text reading Water After All

What attracts me [to contemporary art] is a certain awesomeness and presence which relates to the spirit of our time—to the human condition: the ups, the downs, the disruption, the chaos, the ambivalence.

—Gerald S. Elliot, interviewed by Judith Neisser, 1987

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