Universal - international - global : : art historiographies of socialist Eastern Europe / / Antje Kempe, Beáta Hock, and Marina Dmitrieva (editors).

• Superior document: Das östliche Europa: Kunst- und Kulturgeschichte
• TeilnehmendeR: Dmitrieva, Marina,; Hock, Beata,; Kempe, Antje,
• Place / Publishing House: Wien ;, Köln, Germany : : Böhlau Verlag,, [2023]; ©2023
• Year of Publication: 2023
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: English
• Series: Das östliche Europa: Kunst- und Kulturgeschichte
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (318 pages)

Table of Contents

Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Unbenannt -- Antje Kempe / Marina Dmitrieva -- Introduction. Global or International? Reconsidering Socialist Art Histories -- Platforms of Exchange and Knowledge Transfer -- Maja Fowkes / Reuben Fowkes -- Art History in a Suitcase. The Itinerary of Art Trends in Socialist Art Criticism -- Krista Kodres -- Translations. The Dissemination of Socialist Art History in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe in the 1960s and 1970s -- Mária Orišková -- Shifts and Gaps in the Paradigm of Socialist Internationalism. Czechoslovak Exhibitions Abroad, 1956 - 1988 -- Peter H. Feist -- Rereading Source Text: A Problematic Neighborship. The Kunstwissenschaft in the GDR in its Relation to the History of Art and Kunstwissenschaft in the Neighboring East-Central European Countries -- Antje Kempe -- Commentary on Feist's Text -- Integration and Adaptation -- Ivan Gerát -- Holy Warriors in Socialist Czechoslovakia. Modernists, Iconology and Traditions -- Éva Forgács -- Towards a European Integration of the Arts and the Art Discourse, 1945 - 1948 -- Elena Sharnova -- Russian Painting among European Schools: A Comparative Approach. A Concept in Soviet-Russian Art History -- Dmitri V. Sarabianov -- Rereading Source Text: Introduction to the book Russian Painting among European Schools. A Comparative Approach (1980) -- Marina Dmitrieva -- Commentary on Sarabianov's Text -- Intercontinental Encounters - Creating New Geographies -- Corinne Geering -- Encompassing the World within Regions. Soviet Scholars and the Politics of Socialist Internationalism in UNESCO's Cultural Studies -- Lajos Vayer -- Rereading Source Text: The General Development and Regional Developments in the History of Art. The Situation in 'Central Europe' -- Robert Born -- Commentary on Vayer's Text -- Douglas Gabriel / Adri Kácsor.

Fraternal Encounters. Socialist Art and Architecture between Budapest and Pyongyang in the 1950s -- Piotr Juszkiewicz -- Modern, Primitive, Folk and Socialist. Mexican Art in Polish Art History and Art Criticism, 1949 - 1972 -- Jan Białostocki -- Rereading Source Text: On the Art of Early America. Mexico and Peru -- Antje Kempe -- Commentary on Białostocki's Text -- List of Illustrations -- Contributors -- Index.