Yugoslavian Pavilion in Paris

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Title

Yugoslavian Pavilion in Paris

Description

The Yugoslav Pavilion designed for the Paris Exposition in 1950 reflected the social and cultural climate following the Second World War, when the country was distancing itself from Stalinism and embracing the ideology of real socialism. There was a strong cultural revival, and the abstract and concrete historical avant-gardes were being reclaimed and analysed, especially Constructivism and the Bauhaus method. The search for a synthesis in the visual arts and architecture characterised the EXAT 51 programme and related 1951 Manifesto, signed by the Pavilion’s authors.
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Creator

Picelj, Ivan
Radic, Zvonimir
Richter, Vjenceslav
Srnec, Aleksandar

Date

1950

Contributor

Bignotti, Ilaria
Remondina, Camilla

Format

image/jpeg

Type

Still Image

Rights Holder

Ivan Picelj
MoRE museum

Collection

Citation

Picelj, Ivan et al., “Yugoslavian Pavilion in Paris,” MoRE, accessed March 28, 2024, http://www.moremuseum.org/omeka/items/show/139.

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