Russian Avant-Garde | HOW TO SEE the art movement with MoMA curator Roxana Marcoci
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- čas přidán 6. 03. 2017
- For the hundredth anniversary of the 1917 Russian Revolution, MoMA curator Roxana Marcoci explains how artists such as Malevich, Rodchenko, and Vertov attempted to revolutionize Russian society through new means of artistic production-and how the styles developed by the Russian Avant-Garde still affect how we look at art today.
Learn more about the exhibition: "A Revolutionary Impulse: The Rise of the Russian Avant-Garde"
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Artworks shown, in order:
01:06 Kazimir Malevich. "Suprematist Composition: Airplane Flying." 1915
01:40 Kazmir Malevich. "Suprematist Composition: White on White." 1918.
03:10 Aleksandr Rodchenko. "Non-Objective Painting no. 80 (Black on Black)." 1918.
04:19 Aleksandr Rodchenko. "Vladimir Mayakowski." 1924.
04:48 Aleksandr Rodchenko. "Pioneer Girl (Pinoerka)." 1930.
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Malevich is unique and unsurpassed. Not just as a self-taught artist, but as a pioneer.
This is a great video and very educational. The explanation that Roxana Marcoci gives us is of high quality.
One of my favorite books *_The Russian Avant Garde Book_* which is a
book about... Russian Avant Garde Books! Beautiful geometries and
millimeter perfect type balanced so as to capture the reader's eye.
Lovely presentation here! 💙
a wonderful tour, thank you ! :D
Brilliant exposition!!! had me waiting on every word!
i love all the works , great works
Excellent overview, thank you!!
Thank you for this video. I love your complete explanation and would like to chat with you about art some time in the future.
Malewicz was born in Kiev, to an ethnic Polish family. He is considered a Russian painter and art theorist but he was of Polish origin; in his application for a French visa, he stated his Polish nationality and also signed his paintings in Polish. Thank You .
Add life and take it to the new level. That's good study.
love her skirt
He is a Ukrainian artist, born in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Very good summary. What is great about suprematism is how it stands in contrast to the more anti feminist forms you see in the earlier modernistic and cubist works. To a certain extent it shows the genesis of thinking of Ayn Rand. Many forms of Picasso, Matisse, de Kooning do not reach the universality of Malevich and the genre.
Great
I literally have a white painting apart from everything else.Universe make this women my curator few people in this world are as good.
super 1
Ádoro el arte
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Europe and Russia was connected through Symbolism into the avante Garde the Russian collectors owned the European works.Theosophy and the Red Cross salons all connect.
Unusual. One of the best Ukrainian artists 🎨🇺🇦
Malevitch was buried with his black square in my own essay about Geometric abstraction.Russians had theosophy as Europe did.
I Always like to hearing comments like this - guys, common, it's just ordinary geometric forms! kids can do the same! OMG. How stupid you are critics of avang ard. When i facing with that situation in my life, i remember how people couldn't understand Night Watch.
I paint Suprematism :D
Malevich is not Russian. Malevich was not only born on the territory of Ukraine, but also strongly identified as Ukrainian. His works reflect Ukrainian motifs and the destructive influence of Soviet ideology on Ukrainians.
do you notice how in the past year, comments here are about Ukraine...not about the art?
Malevich - he's not Russian, he is from Ukraine
so what
Malevich was Ukrainian, not Russian.
Malewicz wasn't Ukrainian or Russian. He was Polish artist born in noble Polish family, speaking Polish.
its... its just white on white, its WHITE PAINT ON A WHITE BACKGROUND... my god am I taking crazy pills?
Ukranian, not Russian
Should you really explain art? Lol
Constructivism is boring and emotionless
how dare you calling yourselves "suprematist" when the Art is a question of modesty, honesty and virtue.shame on you all so called suprematists FROM Malevich till now a day.