Coverbild Tatlin
Tatlin
neue Kunst für eine neue Welt. Internationales Symposium
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Edited by: Museum Tinguely
Graphic Design: Sibylle Ryser, Rahel Schelker
Texts by: Richard Anderson, Linda S. Boersma, John E. Bowlt, Simon Baier, Gian Casper Bott, Andreas Broeckmann, Ksenia Golovko, Thomas Grob, Alexey Kurbanovsky, Maria Gough, Elena Korowin, Natascha Kurchanova, Christina Lodder, Linda Schädler, Jyrki Siukonen, Nicoletta Misler, Andreas Schnitzler, Anna Szech, Roland Wetzel, Philip Ursprung
German, English, Russian
August 2013, 318 Pages, 0 Ills., 0 Photos
hardcover
245mm x 287mm
ISBN: 978-3-7757-3503-2
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Vladimir Tatlin (1885–1953) was one of the leading figures of the Russian avant-garde. His heterogeneous body of work ranges from paintings, costume and set designs for the theater, and the invention of a new genre—the counter-relief—to architectural designs for a tower to propagate the ideals and goals of the October Revolution and the utopian flying machine known as the Letatlin. This publication is a summary of an interdisciplinary symposium that took place in late September 2012 at the Tinguely Museum in Basel, where researchers from around the world were invited to take stock of and reexamine the artist’s creative methods and his impact. The publication affords systematic insight into Tatlin’s oeuvre and reflects the current state of research. Exhibition schedule: Tinguely Museum, Basel, June 6–October 14, 2012
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