High Court Judges Dhammika Ganepola (President), Adithya Patabendige and Manjula Thilakeratne have been appointed to the Trial-at-Bar to hear
the Avant-Garde case at the Colombo High Court
Trial-at-Bar for Rathupaswala, Eknaligoda and Avant-Garde cases
A Cultural History of
the Avant-Garde in the Nordic Countries 1900-1925 (reprint, 2012)
A Cultural History of the Avant-Garde in the Nordic Countries 1900-1925 (reprint, 2012)
First published in 1908 with a modernista (3) bent, the journal Prometeo was not always linked with
the avant-garde; (4) but in 1909, the journal made a radical endorsement of the new aesthetics of Italian Futurism, one of the originators of the global avant-gardes.
A translation of Whitman discovered in the 1912 Spanish periodical Prometeo
The Avant-garde Won't Give Up: Cobra and Its Legacy
The Avant-garde Won't Give Up: Cobra and Its Legacy
I seek to illustrate
the avant-garde ethic at the heart of their works by showing that both artists problematize the concept of individual creation through disruptions and repetitions.
"I can't go on, I'll go on": the avant-garde in the works of Roberto Bolano and Raul Ruiz
That she is aware of the possible objections to such a construction is apparent throughout her introduction as she writes of her aim to create a workable, versatile category, and argues that "a pliable understanding of
the avant-garde as concerned with leading, challenging and changing ...
British Avant-Garde Theatre
The avant-garde has always been a difficult field to grasp as it is difficult to define what it actually is.
Researching the avant-garde: a book review article of new work by Bohn and Sell
Harding proposes to conduct an exorcism, with the intention of casting out one particularly persistent specter from the field of avant-garde studies: Peter Burger's 1974 Theory of
the Avant-Garde, which has exerted an outsized influence since its 1984 publication in English.
James M. Harding. The Ghosts of the Avant-Garde(s): Exorcising Experimental Theater and Performance
Describing
the avant-garde is like describing a leopard's spots; they move, they change, they disappear only to reappear, sometimes to no purpose or intent, just to be avant-garde.
Media and materiality in the neo-avant-garde
Europa!:
The Avant-Garde, Modernism and the Fate of a Continent, eds.
European Avant-garde Studies and the Future of Europe
Counterculture Colophon: Grove Press, the Evergreen Review, and the Incorporation of
the Avant-GardeLiterary history and its incorporations
(1) Moreover, the entry's myopic purview is in dramatic contradiction with the internationalist outlook that
the avant-garde itself (even on its minority right wing!) has long maintained at its ideational core.
The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics
“Stanislavsky and the Russian Theatre” attempts to highlight Stanislavsky's humanism, arising from his background and how his views were formed by the social context into which he was born, and his subsequent difficulties in developing his system during a time when
the avant-garde tendencies of theatre and
the avant-garde itself appeared to devalue the human in culture.
New Arts Documentary Film "Stanislavsky and the Russian Theatre" from Copernicus Films
In the most famous Czech modern lexicon, Otto's Encyclopaedic Dictionary, the entry "avantgarda" dates to the 1930 edition, in which its author speaks of the artistic avant-garde as progressive art and states that "
the avant-garde in literature, theatre and cinematography is an expression denoting an energetic, pioneering movement in a particular field of the arts [...] and so people write of avant-garde literature, painting, theatre and film."
The Czech Interwar avant-garde as a revolution of return, civilism, the microtonal system and the atonal style