-
UNOVIS and took the
place of
individual names or initials. In June 1920
UNOVIS's ambitions accelerated,
culminating in a
print collection of
UNOVIS philosophies...
- with him when he
worked with
Malevich in
heading the
suprematist art
group UNOVIS, when he
developed a
variant suprematist series of his own, Proun, and further...
-
suprematist artist, a
pupil of
Kazimir Malevich and a
founding member of the
UNOVIS school.
Chashnik was born to a
Jewish family in 1902, Lucyn,
Russian Empire...
-
quipped that it was the only good
canvas in an
exhibition by Malevich's
UNOVIS group: "an
absolutely pure,
white canvas with a very good
prime coating...
- this new
beginning in his
Proun constructions,
where the term "Proun" (Pro
Unovis)
symbolized its
Suprematist origins.
Lissitzky exhibited in
Berlin in 1923...
-
United Kingdom Biomorphism – 1915 – 1940s
Suprematism – 1915 – 1925,
Russia UNOVIS – 1919 – 1922,
Russia Dada – 1916 – 1930,
Switzerland Proletkult – 1917...
- ****urism
Suprematism Soviet art
Soviet montage theory Universal Flowering UNOVIS Vkhutemas Zaum W****ily Kandinsky,
Untitled (study for
Composition VII, Première...
- spirituality.
Active primarily in Russia,
Malevich was a
founder of the
UNOVIS artist collective. His work has been
variously ****ociated with the Russian...
- Malevich,
joined the
teaching staff of
Vkhutemas in 1925,
though his group—
Unovis, of the
Vitebsk art
college that
included El Lissitzky—exhibited at Vkhutemas...
- government.
Perhaps the most
famous of
these was in Vitebsk,
where Malevich's
UNOVIS Group painted propaganda plaques and
buildings (the best
known being El...
