Lokális találmányok, transznacionális alkotások: Képköltemény, képvers, piktopoézis, fotómontázs

Rather than comparing the different inventions of East-Central European avant-gardes with Western trends, one should turn his attention to the neighbouring literatures. Transnational dialogues are evident during the 1920s between the Czech, Hungarian, Romanian and Polish avant-gardes. Blendings of v...

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Published in:Korunk 2020 (2), p.14-21
Main Author: Modoc, Emanuel
Format: Article
Language:Hungarian
Subjects:
History of Art
Visual Arts
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Summary:Rather than comparing the different inventions of East-Central European avant-gardes with Western trends, one should turn his attention to the neighbouring literatures. Transnational dialogues are evident during the 1920s between the Czech, Hungarian, Romanian and Polish avant-gardes. Blendings of visual and textual elements in the early 1920s offer important case studies of circulating avant-garde ideas. The author argues that the timing of such ‘inventions’ in these cultures cannot be explained without reference to a cultural network that worked independently from the generally acknowledged influence-relationships along the Western-Eastern European axis. Visual techniques of the historical avant-gardes from East-Central Europe can thus provide a more transparent analysis of the transfers within this space.
ISSN:1222-8338