American Decades
Important Events in The Arts, 1910–1919
1910
- The Christian Endeavor Group and other organizations seek censorship of all motion pictures that portray kissing.
- The Poetry Society of America is founded at the National Arts Club in New York City.
- On February 28, Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova makes her American debut at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City.
- On March 18, the Metropolitan Opera presents its first production of an opera by an American composer, Frederick Shepherd Converse's The Pipe of Desire.
- On March 21, Gustav Mahler conducts for the last time at the Metropolitan Opera.
- On March 28, Pablo Picasso's first one-man show opens at Alfred Stieglitz's 291 gallery in New York City.
- On April 1, some two thousand people attend the opening of the Exhibition of Independent Artists in New York City. The show continues through April 28.
- On June 20, Fanny Brice makes her debut in the...
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1910's The Arts
- Overview
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Topics in the News
- American Artists Rebel
- The Armory Show and its Legacy
- Dancers Break the Rules
- Literature: An American Voice Emerges
- Literature: The New Poetry
- Movies: The Business, the Studios, the Stars
- Movies: The Directors and the Pictures
- The Music Downtown
- The Music Uptown
- Theater: The American Stage in Transition
- Theater: Musicals Take Center Stage
- Theater: Vaudeville
- "The Village," the Salons, and Other Gatherings
- War and the Arts: The Two Faces of Patriotism
- Workers Unite: ArtÏSts Organize
- Headline Makers
- People in the News
- Awards
- Deaths
- Publications
- Important Events in The Arts, 1910–1919
