Moderna galerija Ljubljana (MGALJ)
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The avant-garde networks of Amauta : Argentina, Mexico, and Peru in the 1920SWithout doubt, the Peruvian journal Amauta (1926-1930), founded and directed by José Carlos Mariátegui (Moquegua, Peru, 1894 - Lima, Peru, 1930), was one of the most influential publications in ... twentieth-century art. Conceived as a platform for the core debates on modernity, and in contrast to other avant-garde publications, Amauta was not the expression of one group, nor did it seek to impose one sole aesthetic or political programme. Rather, it aspired to become a medium with which to explore and discuss different movements of social transformation. Its broad network of agents and correspondents in Latin America and Europe helped to cultivate the publication, with a sizeable print run of between three and four thousand copies, and shape its substantial international impact. It is this open and diverse approach that has enabled the present exhibition - in essence limited to one periodical - to constitute a panoramic survey of Latin American avant-garde movements. Featuring over 250 works, this show, through the invaluable collaboration of the José Carlos Mariátegui Archive, brings together not only those reproduced in Amauta but also a wide-ranging selection inspired by the exchanges that took place on the pages of the journal; works which are largely contemporary to the publication and span different mediums and formats - from painting, drawing, sculpture and photography to popular art and documentation.Vrsta gradiva - katalog ; neleposlovje za odrasleZaložništvo in izdelava - Madrid : Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía ; Austin (Tex.) : Blanton Museum of Art ; Lima : Museo de Arte de Lima, 2019Jezik - angleškiISBN - 978-0-9815738-6-1COBISS.SI-ID - 987119
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