Editing Vorticism (section)

== Recent exhibitions ==
More recently, in 2004 in London and Manchester, 'Blasting the Future!: Vorticism in Britain 1910–1920' explored the links between Vorticism and Futurism,<ref>[[Estorick Gallery]], London, 4 February–18 April 2004, and [[Whitworth Art Gallery]], Manchester, 7 May–25 July 2004.</ref> and a major exhibition 'The Vorticists: Manifesto for a Modern World' in 2010–11 brought Vorticist work to Italy for the first time and to America for the first time since 1917, as well as appearing in London.<ref>Exhibition dates: Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University, North Carolina, 30 September 2010–2 January 2011; [[Peggy Guggenheim]] Collection, Venice, 29 January–15 May 2011; and Tate Britain, 14 June–4 September 2011.</ref> The curators, Mark Antliff and Vivien Greene, had also traced some previously lost works (such as three paintings by Helen Saunders) that were included in the exhibition.