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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Tatlin"”.

  1. The Legacies of Marcel Duchamp and Vladimir Tatlin in Dan Flavin's Fluorescent Light Installations of the 1960s

    … revisited Duchamp's conceptualist practice and Tatlin's materialist dictum during this period, particularly focusing on how the cultural knowledge about them was mediated to Flavin. Along with the larger socio-cultural context, I also address Flavin's personal motivations and his idiosyncratic …

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  2. Defining the public three moments of audience address in 20th century artistic production

    … of post-minimalist artistic production. Vladimir Tatlin and EI Lissitzky attempted to meet the demands of a newly-forming proletariat class by siting their work in the space of political and public activity. This effort to engender a simultaneous collective response, a notion theorized by Walter …

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  3. Melnikov en París : del pabellón soviético a los garajes

    … o el Monumento a la III Internacional de Tatlin, y emplean con rigor estricto las reglas impuestas sobre la circulación de los vehículos en su interior. Los garajes oscilan, en un caso, entre el universo sinuoso bergsoniano y las pieles tersas y abstractas en las que el tiempo está …

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  4. For Tomorrow They Will Not Recognize Us: The American Reception of Soviet Leftist Art

    In this thesis, I take a historiographic approach to the reception of Soviet leftist art of the early 20th century in the United States. I explore the ways that Soviet movements like Suprematism and Constructivism were appropriated as a vehicle for political meaning by American institutions and the …

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