International Yearbook of Futurism Studies 2025: Vol. 15
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Author: Günter Berghaus
Although Futurism is best known for its interest in technology and modern urban life, many artists affiliated with the movement also engaged with Primitivism, both in Italy and in other parts of the world. Vol. 15 (2025) of the International Yearbook of Futurism Studies looks at how Futurist Primitiv- ism responded to and shaped colo- nialism in Africa, how it related to thenational heritage, how it interacted with art practices of indigenous popu- lations and how some of its members self-identified as barbarians, primitives and naïve creators. Eleven scholars explore in this volume Futurist Primi- tivism as an anti-classicist impulse in Italy, France, Portugal, Russia, Poland, Yugoslavia, Brazil and Peru and show how it proposed new ways of shapinglocal, regional, national and individual aesthetics and identities.
ISBN 9783689242145. De Gruyter. hb. 544 pages. 29 b/w, 19 colour ills. 23 x 15.5 cm.
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Although Futurism is best known for its interest in technology and modern urban life, many artists affiliated with the movement also engaged with Primitivism, both in Italy and in other parts of the world. Vol. 15 (2025) of the International Yearbook of Futurism Studies looks at how Futurist Primitiv- ism responded to and shaped colo- nialism in Africa, how it related to thenational heritage, how it interacted with art practices of indigenous popu- lations and how some of its members self-identified as barbarians, primitives and naïve creators. Eleven scholars explore in this volume Futurist Primi- tivism as an anti-classicist impulse in Italy, France, Portugal, Russia, Poland, Yugoslavia, Brazil and Peru and show how it proposed new ways of shapinglocal, regional, national and individual aesthetics and identities.
ISBN 9783689242145. De Gruyter. hb. 544 pages. 29 b/w, 19 colour ills. 23 x 15.5 cm.
not yet published