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Phantom Avantgarde
Eine Geschichte der Situationistischen Internationale und der modernen Kunst
1990
"I will never give explanations. Now you are completely alone with our secrets." With this attitude, Guy Debord, the protagonist of the Situationist International, has hitherto prevented a close examination of this grouping. She therefore remained as unknown as notorious. Roberto Ohrt presents for the first time a critical chronology of the Situationist International and its time, a pointed history of modern art since 1945 in the fields of painting, literature, film, architecture, action. The author traces the links to late Surrealism, Lettrism, Cobra, the Nouveaux Réalistes and Pop Art.
Constant's work appears on page 102, 103, 111, 119, 120, 121, 122, 124, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 149, 213, II, III
Details
Author(s)
Roberto Ohrt
Publisher
Edition Nautilus Verlag Lutz Schullenburg
ISBN
3 89401 168 8
Language
German
Type
Book
Work
Work | Page | Number | Catalogue nr | Year work | Year publication |
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Exhibition
Bibliography
Documentation
Title | Type | Year |
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Fête de Situationiste, 1959 | Photo | 1959 |
Pinot Gallizio, Asger Jorn and Constant in Munich, 1959 | Photo | 1959 |
Pinot Gallizio with the gypsies in Alba, 1956 | Photo | 1956 |
Walter Olmo, Piero Simondo, Guy Debord, Pinot Gallizio and Constant, Alba, 1956 | Photo | 1956 |
Monument voor de wederopbouw, 1955 | Photo | 1955 |
Installation of the Cobra exhibition: Aldo van Eyck with L'Animal Sorcier, 1949 | Photo | 1949 |