Trst, Ljubljana, Zagreb in Beograd med obrobjem in središčem: od zgodovinskih do neo-, post- in retroavantgard-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Trst, Ljubljana, Zagreb in Beograd med obrobjem in središčem: od zgodovinskih do neo-, post- in retroavantgard

Published:2023-12-28 Issue:2 Volume:11 Page:14-34
ISSN:1855-850X
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Toporišič Tomaž^ORCID

Abstract

The essay outlines two attempts to revolutionise the relationship between the periphery and the centre in Central and Eastern Europe. The first belongs to the historical avant-gardes of the 1920s and 1930s. The second one belongs to the retro-avant-gardes at the turn of the century, which re-enacted some of the basic ideas of Constructivist and Futurist utopian questions. The retro-generations announced that they were the heirs of the artistic generation of the Constructivists and Zenitists, who wanted to promote Ljubljana, Zagreb, Belgrade and Trieste as centres of new art to establish a new bridge between East and West.

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University of Ljubljana

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