This is comprehensive monograph dedicated to the Zenit periodical —avant-garde magazine initially founded in Zagreb in 1921, which, after short and furious life and 43 numbers, ended in Belgrade five years later. The book is a sublimation of more than twenty years of mutual work of art historian Irina Subotić and literature historian Vidosava Golubović, who dedicated a great part of their professional work to the topic. The book systematically explores Zenit in the context of political and social turmoil in the 1920s Europe. As the offspring of cultural atmosphere which generated diversity of avant-garde movements — from expressionism and constructivism, to surrealism — Zenit has become basically related to issues of cultural restitution, resurgence of culture and identity, and creative sublimation commonly shared by diverse avant-gardes of the time.
Keywords:
Zenit / Avant-Garde / Ljubomir Micić / Branko Ve Poljanski / Modernism / Modern Art / Yugoslavia
TY - JOUR
AU - Ignjatović, Aleksandar
PY - 2009
UR - http://raf.arh.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/1018
AB - This is comprehensive monograph dedicated to the Zenit periodical —avant-garde magazine initially founded in Zagreb in 1921, which, after short and furious life and 43 numbers, ended in Belgrade five years later. The book is a sublimation of more than twenty years of mutual work of art historian Irina Subotić and literature historian Vidosava Golubović, who dedicated a great part of their professional work to the topic. The book systematically explores Zenit in the context of political and social turmoil in the 1920s Europe. As the offspring of cultural atmosphere which generated diversity of avant-garde movements — from expressionism and constructivism, to surrealism — Zenit has become basically related to issues of cultural restitution, resurgence of culture and identity, and creative sublimation commonly shared by diverse avant-gardes of the time.
PB - New York : Centropa
T2 - Centropa
T1 - Vidosava Golubović and Irina Subotić, Zenit 1921-1926
VL - 9
IS - 3
SP - 235
EP - 236
ER -
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Ignjatović A. Vidosava Golubović and Irina Subotić, Zenit 1921-1926. Centropa. 2009;9(3):235-236
Ignjatović, A. (2009). Vidosava Golubović and Irina Subotić, Zenit 1921-1926.
CentropaNew York : Centropa., 9(3), 235-236.
