At the time of the first manifesto, he thought very little about visual art; painters Carlo Carra, Umberto Boccioni and Luigi Russolo had to propose that artists be a part of the Futurist movement.

That’s the question the Futurists—an early 20th-century European art movement obsessed with modernity—posed in Manifesto Of Futurist Cooking.

The Italian Futurists were prepared to overturn the world as they knew it to achieve their ideal world. A new exhibit looks at the intense rise and fall of the art movement.

On the occasion of the one hundredth anniversary of the Futurist Manifesto, art historian Maria Gough takes stock of the numerous exhibitions celebrating the movement this past summer, while writers ...

Futurist manifestos were ephemeral, hurled off balconies and out of speeding automobiles, but they have since been carefully archived, translated, anthologized, and reproduced in textbooks of art ...

The words above are actually the beginning of The Futurist Manifesto, a document that Marinetti published in 1909 with the help of a small handful of fellow Italian artists who had dubbed ...

It called for the demolition of museums and libraries, contempt for women and the glorification of war, "the world's only hygiene". It promoted "the beautiful ideas which kill" and claimed that beauty ...

In the online art workshops of the white nationalist alt right, young neo-Nazis and neo-fascists trade simple aesthetic tips: Consider your color scheme in advance, build your image in sections of ...

His futurist manifesto anticipated the military-industrial complex of the cold war period, as well as today’s high-tech defence firms like drone maker Anduril and surveillance-tech giant Palantir.

His futurist manifesto anticipated the military-industrial complex of the cold war period, as well as today's high-tech defence firms like drone maker Anduril and surveillance-tech giant Palantir.