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Between spring and summer :Soviet conceptual art in the era of late communism
- 其他作者: Ross, David A., , Tacoma Art Museum. , Institute of Contemporary Art (Boston, Mass.) , Des Moines Art Center.
- 出版: Tacoma, Wash. :Boston, Mass. :Cambridge, Mass. : Tacoma Art Museum ;Institute of Contemporary Art ;MIT Press c1990.
- 版本: 1st MIT Press ed.
- 稽核項: x, 206 p., [8] p. of plates :ill. (some col.) ;26 cm.
- 標題: Art, Modern , Art, Soviet , Conceptual art Soviet Union -- Exhibitions. , Exhibitions. , Conceptual art , Art, Modern 20th century -- Soviet Union -- Exhibitions. , Art, Soviet Exhibitions.
- ISBN: 0262680653 , 9780262680653
- 附註: Catalogue of an exhibition held June 15-Sept. 9, 1990 at the Tacoma Art Museum; Nov. 1, 1990-Jan. 6, 1991 at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; Feb. 16-Mar. 31, 1991 at the Des Moines Art Center. Includes bibliographical references (p. [201]-202)
- 系統號: 005111474
- 資料類型: 圖書
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Between Spring and Summer looks at the multigenerational Soviet conceptual art movement during an age of unprecedented change. Eleven American and Soviet scholars build upon the work of a senior generation of Soviet artists - Ilya Kabakof, Andrei Monastyrsky and Komar and Melamid - to examine a new generation of artists whose work draws sustenance from its critical engagement with everyday Soviet life. Loosely related to the work of American and European neoconceptual artists of the 1980s, Soviet conceptualism gains its distinctive character both from its imaginative response to the poverty of material conditions (the absence of disposable commodities and everyday products) and its dialectic with Western ideals of production and promotion. In looking at the work of 27 artists, architects, and artists' collectives, the essayists writing in Between Spring and Summer provoke questions about the nature of collaborative artistic action and ideological formation in an environment of cultural isolation and changing artistic values in the age of glasnost and perestroika. The Essays: Provisional Reading: Notes for an Exhibition, David A. Ross. No. 6/1 Sretensky Boulevard, Richard Lourie. U-Turn of the U-Topian, Margarita Tupitsyn. On Emptiness, Ilya Kabakov. The Third Zone: Soviet Postmodern, Elisabeth Sussman. On Conceptual Art in Russia, Joseph Bakshtein. East-West Exchange: Ecstasy of (Mis)Communication, Victor Tupitsyn. Scenes from the Future: Komar & Melamid, Peter Wollen. Concepts and Reality, Alexander Rappaport. Metamorphoses of Speech Vision, Mikhail Ryklin. The Image of Reagan in Soviet Literature, Dmitri Prigov.
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