Hej Rup! Die Tschechische Avantgarde Im Kontext Der Europäischen Moderne

In 9 8, Czechoslovakia was established as a new democratic state in Europe. In the subsequent years, artists in almost every field there developed visionary ideas. The Czech avantgarde movement permeated not only fine art but also architecture, literature, poetry, music, theatre and film. This publication for an exhibition in the Bröhan-Museum provides an overview of the most important trends of Czech modernism. Czechoslovakia's lively art and design history is presented, starting out from Czech cubism and surrealism, through architecture, furniture design and photography. Using exemplary paintings, graphic art, collages, sculptures and photographs, this volume recalls and pays tribute to the Czech creative contribution to European Modernism. Artists: Stefan Bed?ich, Emil Berka, Josef Chochol, Franti?ek Drtikol, Emil Filla, Bohuslav Fuchs, Jaromír Funke, Josef Go?ár, Jind?ich Halabala, Jaroslava Hatláková, Pavel Janák, Du?an Jurkovi?, Celda Klou?ek, Milo? Kore?ek, Jan Kot?ra, Emil Králík, Ji?í Kroha, Antonín Kybal, Franti?ek Kysela, Franti?ek Muzika, Vít?zslav Nezval, Otakar Novotnÿ, Karel E. Ort, Antonín Procházka, Miloslav Prokop, Jaroslav Rössler, Robert Slezák, Václav ?pála, Old?ich Starÿ, Ji?í Stibral, Jind?ich ?tyrskÿ, Ladislav Sutnar, Karel Teige, Toyen, Jó?a Uprka, Ladislav ?ák et al. Compact survey of the Czech avantgarde movement in the first half of the 2 th century A must-have for fans of cubism, surrealism, photography, architecture, and functionalist design Exhibition: 2. .2 23- 3. 3.2 24, Bröhan-Museum, Berlin Look inside