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Article Dans Une Revue Arts et Sociétés Année : 2009

The Store: Negotiating Exhibition Value at the Time of the Russian Avant-Garde

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In 1916 Vladimir Tatlin organised in Moscow the group show The Store. It was the last in a series of provocative and often scandalous futurist exhibitions set up by different artists in Moscow and Saint Petersburg since 1910; it was the immediate follow-up to the Last Futurist Exhibition of Paintings 0,10 (zero-ten). But, as its title suggests, The Store’s provocation was directed less at promoting a new trend in modern art than at exposing the long-standing opposition between artworks and everyday objects, between aesthetic and market value. Its ultimate challenge, I would argue, lied in the attempt to unravel these cultural distinctions.
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hal-03856770 , version 1 (16-11-2022)

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Elitza Dulguerova. The Store: Negotiating Exhibition Value at the Time of the Russian Avant-Garde. Arts et Sociétés, 2009, 25 (1). ⟨hal-03856770⟩
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