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Varvara Stepanova (1894 – 1958) was a Russian artist. With her husband Alexander Rodchenko, she was associated with the Constructivist branch of the Russian avant-garde, which rejected aesthetic values in favour of revolutionary ones. Her activities extended into propaganda, poetry, stage scenery and textile designs.

400mm high. Various woods including ebony, teak, oak, rubberwood, mahogany, lemonwood charred pine, plywood, beech, walnut. Some recycled wood, some driftwood, some bespoke elements.

 

Ok, this is going to sound a bit pretentious, but for some reason when I look at this, I keep thinking of a quote I had to memorise in college by Walter Gropius.

 

"Let us therefore create a new guild of craftspeople, free of the divisive class pretensions that endeavoured to raise a prideful barrier between craftspeople and artists! Let us strive for, conceive and create the new building of the future that will unite every discipline, architecture and sculpture and painting, and which will one day rise heavenwards from the million hands of craftsmen and women as a clear symbol of a new belief to come." (I have slightly modified this quote to be more inclusive, but you still get the jist).

 

Probably something to do with the fact that this is as much craft as art and its visual energy is pointing heavenward.

Digital abstract design.

Moscow. Lavrushensky Lane. Courtyards (2000-es)

2nd - 15th May

Roktic

214 Brick Lane,

London.

Digital, ye olde Amity series.

Likachev Palace of Culture (ZIL), by Alexander Vesnin, Leonid Vesnin and Victor Vesnin (1931-1937).

 

Moscow, Russia.

 

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spray paint,40x60cm

Averin Yuri 2014

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tring Quartet No 8, in C Minor, Op. 110 Dimtri Shostakovich

 

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"Gold" Building

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Category: Blocks

Period: înc. sec. XX, 1934

Importance: B

LMI code: B-II-m-B-18209

Address: Bd. Botev Hristo 34 sector 3

Location: municipiul BUCUREŞTI

District: Bucuresti

Region: Muntenia

 

Imobilul Solly Gold

Blocul "Gold"

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Categorie: Blocuri/imobile

Perioada: înc. sec. XX, 1934

Importanta: B

Cod LMI: B-II-m-B-18209

Adresa: Bd. Botev Hristo 34 sector 3

Localitate: municipiul BUCUREŞTI

Judet: Bucuresti

Regiune: Muntenia

 

architect Marcel Janco

arhitect Marcel Iancu

 

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Marcel Janco

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Marcel Iancu

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Marcel Hermann Iancu

Born: May 24, 1895; Bucharest, Romania

Died: April 21, 1984; Israel

Nationality: Jewish, Romanian, Israeli

Art Movement: Dada, Constructivism

 

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Marcel Janco’s Contribution to Modern Architecture in Romania

Professor Dr. Ana-Maria Zahariade, Ion Mincu University of Architecture and Urbanism (UAUIM), Bucharest

 

The White Tower (Белая Башня), by Moisei Reisher (1929).

 

Yekaterinburg, Russia.

 

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Build:1928–1930

Moscow, Russia

Public bath with swimming pool in Rogozhsko-Simonovsky district, by S. Panin (1928-1930). Moscow, Russia.

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by S.V. Savin and B.I. Artiushin (1973-1987).

 

Saint Petersburg, Russia.

 

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The Netherlands has a cultural influence that is way out of proportion to its size. (It's been a hot-bed of new concepts in graphic design since the 1900's.) Constructivism in the Netherlands has long interested me as well as Dutch typography and printing.

 

Theo van Doesburg's painting Counter-composition XII, 1925/26, from Constructive Concepts by Willy Rotzler.

1929 Constructivist telephone exchange building on Pokrovsky boulevard, Moscow (designed by V.Martynovich) demolished in 2016 to make room for a nasty taste apartment hotel

 

Таганская АТС на Покровском бульваре

арх. В.С. Мартынович

1929 г.

The sleeping rooms in the ground floor of the Melnikov House (Дом Мельникова), by Konstantin Melnikov (1929).

 

The ones in the left and in the centre were the rooms for the children (with triangles of different colours on the ceiling, both with a genuin avant-garde taste), while the one on the right is just a little part of the room for Melnikov himself and his wife. The point of view of this photo is highlighted in yellow on the plant posted in the first comment.

 

Moscow, Russia.

 

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Dzerzhinsky Club for security forces - Ministry of Internal Affairs, by Leonid Volkov and Nikolai Telitsyn (1930).

 

Samara, Russia.

 

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Inside the White Tower (Белая Башня), by Moisei Reisher (1929).

 

Yekaterinburg, Russia.

 

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Budynek Narkomzemu, dziś rosyjskie Ministerstwo Rolnictwa w Moskwie.

Former Narkomzem building, nowadays Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation in Moscow.

 

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Sci-fi movie poster

Constructivist propaganda poster

Zuev Workers' Club (Дом культуры имени С.М.Зуева), by Ilya Golosov (1926-1928).

 

Moscow, Russia.

 

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Stacja metra Czerwone Wrota w Moskwie.

Red Gate metro station in Moscow.

 

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Likachev Palace of Culture (ZIL), by Alexander Vesnin, Leonid Vesnin and Victor Vesnin (1931-1937).

 

Moscow, Russia.

 

© Roberto Conte (2016)

 

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It's a fragment of a house (Narkomfin House) that was once (late 1920s) a showcase of Russia's cutting-edge constructivism architecture. It's now half-abandoned, half-destroyed. Curiously, it's located right next to the U.S. Embassy in the very center of Moscow, Lubitel + Kodak160vc (cross). A truly sad place. To be continued.

2009.

 

Something new that I'm working on. It feels good.

 

Strobist: two B1600's with softboxes on either side, gridded B800 aimed at back seamless, below tabletop.

Russia. Moscow. Moskva river. "House on the Embankment" (official name - Government House) is a residential complex built in 1931 on the Bersenevskaya embankment of the Moscow River. Until 1952 it was the tallest residential building in Moscow. Monument of constructivist architecture.

Mentioned many times in literature, in particular in the story of the same name by Yury Valentinovich Trifonov

 

Россия. Москва. Москва река. "Дом на набережной" (официальное название — Дом правительства; также известен как Первый Дом Советов, Дом ЦИК и СНК СССР) — жилой комплекс постройки 1931 года на Берсеневской набережной Москвы-реки. До 1952 г. был самым высоким жилым зданием Москвы. Памятник архитектуры конструктивизма.

Многократно упоминается в литературе, в частности в одноимённой повести Ю. Трифонова

Dinamo Sports Center, by Veniamin Sokolov (1931-1934).

 

Yekaterinburg, Russia.

 

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Frunze Workers' Club, by Konstantin Melnikov (1927-1929).

 

Moscow, Russia.

 

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Fujicolor 400 x-pro

Cluj-Napoca (Kolozsvar in Hungarian) belonged to Hungary in the past, and to this day it retains a large ethnic Hungarian community. Its cultural needs are served by the Hungarian theater housed in this early XX century Constructivist-style building.

 

Клуж-Напока (Коложвар по-венгерски) в прошлом находился в составе Венгрии, и по сей день большой процент населения города составляют этнические венгры. Их культурные нужды обслуживаютя венгерским театром, занимающим здание в стиле конструктивизма начала ХХ века.

Peinture abstraite géométrique, acrylique sur toile, dimensions 80x80cm, finition vernie mat.

Inside double page spread from "The Results of the First Five-Year Plan" designed by Varvara Stepanova, Russian Constructivist 1932. The photomontage of Constructivism.

Rusakov Workers' Club in Sokolniki district. The eye-catching building is designed by famous avantgarde architect Konstantin Melnikov in the end of 1920s. Recently renovated to house Roman Viktiuk theater.

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