'Aim Realistically' is an foreign, verifiable scan of the attacks that painting endured in the years following Elated War II. For the artists in the show, painting had become a gob, and they devised numerous ways to vamoose the conventions and scatter the traditions that had been passed down to them over hundreds of years. This experience occurred in all parts of the in the seventh heaven, and the offering documents why artists felt compelled to race, rip, rip, flame, get rid of, spike, unzip and deconstruct painting in pronunciamento to usher in a new way of reasoning.

The exposition shows how well-known artists like Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol, as well as lesser-known peers around the planet, worked to disable the transcendency and godliness of painting. Comprised of more than 70 objects including documentary photographs and video, Objective Unpractised presents a compelling way to respect the breakthroughs made by a new contemporaries of artists in the fecund years between 1949 and 1978.

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