The unique Russian avant-garde art of the first quarter of the 20th century continues to influence artists and architects all over the world. At some point in their artistic careers artists from ...

From about 1907 to 1923 members of the Russian avant-garde, which included Vasilii Kandinsky, Kazimir Malevich, Natalia Goncharova, Vladimir Tatlin and Alexander Rodchenko, rejected naturalistic ...

The Russian avant-garde, the reasoning goes, in its search for new formats and dismissal of the old dogmas, resonated so closely with political events that it came to serve as the revolutionary ...

Mount, formerly a curator at the Museum of Modern Art, writes in a foreword. Film Posters of the Russian Avant-Garde was first issued in 1995, and the new edition reaffirms the vibrancy of this ...

Victory over the Sun, Russian Avant-Garde and Beyond, an exhibition at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, takes its title from the opera Victory Over the Sun (1913) by composer Mikhail Matyushin.

Such outbursts, the author remarks, “mark the arrival of the avant-garde in Russia, a movement encompassing a whole spectrum of artists who all had at least one thing in common: the desire to ...

Penka agrees—and adds that the idea of a single Russian avant-garde movement, as sometimes described in art history, is not quite accurate. "Many different voices and nationalities make up what has ...

The Bolshevik coup in Russia in 1917 is not a milestone for the Ukrainian avant-garde. Tetiana Filevska, an art historian and creative director of the Ukrainian Institute, wrote a letter to the ...

A collection of Russian avant-garde art on display in the new exhibit I Found Malevich, in the Armory Denver now. Photo by Samuel Shaw The Local newsletter is your free, daily guide to life in ...

The Bolshevik coup in Russia in 1917 is not a milestone for the Ukrainian avant-garde. Tetiana Filevska, an art historian and creative director of the Ukrainian Institute, wrote a letter to the ...