An article by CRAACE Research Fellow Julia Secklehner, ‘Eine andere Moderne? Neue Frauen am Land in the 1930er Jahren,’ has been published in the journal zeitgeschichte.
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New article by Marta Filipová on Anthropological Displays at World’s Fairs and Exhibitions
An article by CRAACE Research Fellow Marta Filipová, ‘Simplified Authenticity: Anthropological Displays at World’s Fairs and Exhibitions,’ has just been published in the Anthropological Journal of European Cultures.
New article by Christian Drobe on War Painting and the Soldier as the New Man
An article by research fellow Christian Drobe, ‘War Painting and the Soldier as the New Man: Karl Sterrer’s Pilot Portraits and the Ambivalent Face of Heroism during the First World War‘ has just been published in the RIHA Journal.
New article by Matthew Rampley on Myths of Modernism: Austrian Art after 1918
An article by CRAACE Principal Investigator Matthew Rampley, ‘Myths of Modernism: Austrian Art after 1918,’ has just been published in the journal Art History.
Issue 2 of Art East Central is now out
The second issue of the open access journal Art East Central is now out! It features a discussion on globalizing early modern central and eastern European art between Robyn Radway, Tomasz Grusiecki, Robert Born, Suzanna Ivanič, Ruth Sargent Noyes and Olenka Pevny, followed by an essay on the Romanian architect Ion Mincu (1852–1912) by Cosmin Minea. The issue also contains English translations of primary sources from interwar central Europe: four essays on modern architecture by the Hungarian architect and critic Virgil Bierbauer, translated by Barbara Dudás and introduced by Matthew Rampley and Nóra Veszprémi, and a collection of essays on women’s art by Austrian authors Hans Ankwicz-Kleehoven, Wolfgang Born and Liane Zimbler, translated by Acer Lewis and introduced by Christian Drobe. Finally, the issue features seven reviews of books on Ewa Partum’s artistic practice, Czech art history writing, German artistic heritage in Estonia, Red Army monuments in Poland, networks of modernity in central Europe, the east European Neo-avantgarde, and an exhibition of French books in Budapest in 1957.
Read the new issue here: arteastcentral.eu