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ID	1971595500
Autor	Ičin, Kornelija
Titel	Formal experiments and innovations of Avant-garde art from the perspective of social culture and art theory (Goethe-Institut, Latvian national museum of art, Riga, 7–8. 10. 2014)
Erschienen	Zbornik Matice Srpske za slavistiku, Novi Sad : Matica, 86, 2014, 258-260
Sprache	eng
Soundex	F3765; E0481; I0662; A0620; G4720; P1781; S8850; C4527; T2700; G4200; I0682; L5260; N6265; M6860
Medium	article
URL	www.maticasrpska.org.rs (homepage)
Bestand in Dtl.	siehe in ZDB-Katalog
Quelle	OLC Slavistik
PURL	Citation link, BibTeX

	Avant-Garde Anachronisms: Prague's Group of Fine Artists and Viennese Art Theory / Hume, Naomi
	Conference „’At the Ultimate Border of the Century’: First World War and Culture”, Moscow, September 10th – 12th, 2014 / Ičin, Kornelija
	Andrew Spira, The Avant-Garde Icon: Russian Avant-Garde Art and the Icon Painting Tradition / Bowlt, John E
	Andrew Spira, The Avant-garde Icon: Russian Avant-garde Art and the Icon Painting Tradition / Antonova, Clemena
	Intermediation Poetics and Practics of Intermediation Analysys: Creation of Avant-garde Literature, Theatre, Cinema, Music and the Formative Arts (European Institute, Sophia University, Tokyo, 12. 11. 2016) / Ičin, Kornelija
	The Total Art of Stalinism: Avant-Garde, Aesthetic Dictatorship, and Beyond / Groys, Boris
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Formal experiments and innovations of Avant-garde art from the perspective of social culture and art theory (Goethe-Institut, Latvian national museum of art, Riga, 7–8. 10. 2014)