New Perspectives

Groundbreaking exhibition of Russian and Soviet art, with a special focus on Suprematism and Constructivism. Full of great information, excellent biographical entries. Essential art history. Contents: Stephanie Barron, "The Russian Avant-Garde: A View from the West"; David Schapiro, "Art and Poetry: The Cubo-Futurists: An Interview with Roman Jakobson"; Jean Claude Marcade, "K. S. Malevich: From Black Quadrilateral (1913) to White on White (1917): From the Eclipse of Objects to the Liberation of Space"; Michail Grobman, "About Malevich"; Magdalena Dabrowski, "The Plastic Revolution: New Concepts of Form, Content, Space, and Materials in the Russian Avant-Garde"; Charlotte Douglas, "0-10 Exhibition"; Dmitri Sarabianov, "The Painting of Liubov Popova"; Valentine Marcade, "Vasilii Ermilov and Certain Aspects of Ukrainian Art of the Early Twentieth Century"; John E. Bowlt, "Alexandr Rodchenko as Photographer"; Vasilii Rakitin, "Gustav Klucis: Between the Non-Objective World and World Revolution"; Alma H. Law, "The Revolution in the Russian Theater"; Szymon Bojko, "Agit-Prop Art: The Streets were their Theatre"; Szymon Bojko, "Vkhutemas"; Jelena Hahl-Koch, "Kandinsky's Role in the Avant-Garde"; Boris Brodsky, "El Lissitzky"; Alan C. Birnholz, "El Lissitzky and the Spectator: From Passivity to Participation"; Gail Harrison ...

Pagination : 288 p.

Année d'édition : 1980

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