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A Century of Relativity
The presentation portrays the best of a broad spectrum of works which often contradict each other in ideas and styles, and which have been included in the Olomouc Museum of Art’s collections and permanent exposition of 20 th century art in the Central European context. In addition to the basic directions and trends in Czech modern art of that period they also include artworks by artists in exile as well as prominent Polish, Hungarian, and Slovak artists.
A Century of Relativity | Permanent exposition of fine arts of the 20th century | Museum of Modern Art Olomouc
O.2853: Victor Vasarely: Terek, 1951
O.2703: Tadeusz Kantor: Still Life Figure, 1950
P.1210: Zbyněk Sekal: Dead Head, 1957
P.1297: György Jovánovics: Polish relief 81, 12, 13 (for V. W.), 1981
O.2600: István Nádler: Active Yellow, 1968
P.1279: Milan Dobeš: Kinetic relief – kinetic object, 1968
P.1308: J. Bartusz: Spatio-temporal Sculpture, 1978
P.1286: Karel Malich: Silver Corridor, 1970
F.3683: Václav Cigler: Landscape reclaimed by nature
O.2666: Dóra Maurer: Reverse and variable phase of movements/ Etude no. 8, 1972-1974
O.2652a: Sándor Pinczehelyi: And again (diptych), 1973-2002
O.2458: Milan Knížák: Demonstration on all senses, 1964
O.2559: Jana Želibská: She, 1967
P.1310: Magdalena Abakanowicz: 12 Sitting Figures, 1974-1976
O.2597: Jiří Kolář: Untitled, 1971
O.2660: Endre Tót: Untitled, 1987
About CEAD Cube
In the form of a variable virtual gallery, CEAD Cube presents artworks by artists who have been included in CEAD. The artworks deal with and further develop the exhibition’s basic idea, with the aim of establishing possible links which would facilitate cross-border thinking in Central Europe.
The presentation portrays the best of a broad spectrum of works which often contradict each other in ideas and styles, and which have been included in the Olomouc Museum of Art’s collections and permanent exposition of 20 th century art in the Central European context. In addition to the basic directions and trends in Czech modern art of that period they also include artworks by artists in exile as well as prominent Polish, Hungarian, and Slovak artists.
A Century of Relativity | Permanent exposition of fine arts of the 20th century | Museum of Modern Art Olomouc
O.2853: Victor Vasarely: Terek, 1951
O.2703: Tadeusz Kantor: Still Life Figure, 1950
P.1210: Zbyněk Sekal: Dead Head, 1957
P.1297: György Jovánovics: Polish relief 81, 12, 13 (for V. W.), 1981
O.2600: István Nádler: Active Yellow, 1968
P.1279: Milan Dobeš: Kinetic relief – kinetic object, 1968
P.1308: J. Bartusz: Spatio-temporal Sculpture, 1978
P.1286: Karel Malich: Silver Corridor, 1970
F.3683: Václav Cigler: Landscape reclaimed by nature
O.2666: Dóra Maurer: Reverse and variable phase of movements/ Etude no. 8, 1972-1974
O.2652a: Sándor Pinczehelyi: And again (diptych), 1973-2002
O.2458: Milan Knížák: Demonstration on all senses, 1964
O.2559: Jana Želibská: She, 1967
P.1310: Magdalena Abakanowicz: 12 Sitting Figures, 1974-1976
O.2597: Jiří Kolář: Untitled, 1971
O.2660: Endre Tót: Untitled, 1987
About CEAD Cube
In the form of a variable virtual gallery, CEAD Cube presents artworks by artists who have been included in CEAD. The artworks deal with and further develop the exhibition’s basic idea, with the aim of establishing possible links which would facilitate cross-border thinking in Central Europe.