Russian Berlin - Emigres, Immigrants and the 1920s Avant-garde
Institute Conference
28th November 1999

Alexander Archipenko
'Reclining'
1922
Marble
Image courtesy of the Archipenko Foundation
© 2012 Estate of Alexander Archipenko / Artist Rights Society (ARS) New York
Photo: Jeffrey Sturges
This study day explores Berlin as an artistic centre in the 1920s, a period that saw the arrival of many Eastern European artists in the city, including the sculptors Alexander Archipenko, El Lissitsky, Naum Gabo and Nathan Altman.
Speakers:
Michael White (University of York)
'Russin Berlin: Emigres, Immigrants and the Avant-garde'
Paul Paret (University of Utah)
'Archipenko in Berlin: Critics, Contexts, Controversies'
Further information
- Accompanying essay:
Russian Berlin in the 1920's (No. 54)
£2.00