The many voices within Expressionism believed
in the healing power of subjective-emotional
expression, regarded it as "existence's true
foundation" and moved in various directions to
expose a society and culture in crisis. The second
part of the exhibition focuses on the Expressionists'
attitude to modernism and urban reality, through
popular and high culture, and on their position on
printed-reproduced art and cinema, which suited
their aim at a wide distribution.