Sydor-Hibelynda O. Ukrajintsi na Venetsiys‘kiy bijenale: sto rokiv prysutnosti. "Unknown Ukraine" series. (Ukrainians at Venice Biennale: a century of presence)

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Sydor-Hibelynda O. Ukrajintsi na Venetsiys‘kiy bijenale: sto rokiv prysutnosti. "Unknown Ukraine" series. (Ukrainians at Venice Biennale: a century of presence)

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Sydor-Hibelynda O. Ukrajintsi na Venetsiys‘kiy bijenale: sto rokiv prysutnosti. "Unknown Ukraine" series. (Ukrainians at Venice Biennale: a century of presence)
"The author covers the history of the world's most famous arts festival – Venice Biennale, the mirror of which, in its turn, reflected the complex and contradictory history of the 20th century's art. From the very beginning of its existence, Ukrainian artists were its most active participants – both at the level of private participation (Repin, Murashko, Arhipenko), and within specific groups (Boichuk artists), and only during the recent several years – in the context of national representation, often causing controversy and admiration. The history of the Biennale's own art developed in the dialectical opposition and attraction with the art of modernism.

The book is about the interaction of Ukraine and the West, about the place of its talents in the world and their perception by the world, about paradoxes of recognition and the beautiful vanity of the contemporary. As well as – about the phenomenon of a contemporary art exhibition as a kind of a festival, a carnival of geniuses (and "naked kings")."

Research and popular publication.

In Ukrainian.

Type of the edition: hard cover

Format: 144x200 mm

Number of pages: 303, illustrated edition

Publisher: Information-analytical agency "Our Time", Kyiv

Contents:

- Chomu... Bijenale? (zamist‘ vstupu)

1895 r. Na vistri chasu

1887 r. Venetsiys‘ka hlazur

1895 r. I Bijenale. Na pochatku slavnykh sprav

1897 r. II Bijenale. Osoblyvosti natsional‘noho dueljuvannja

1899 r. III Bijenale. "Vy, hospoda avstryyskye slavjane, tak nam nadoely..."

1909 r. VIII Bijenale. Ukrajins‘kyy pohljad na svitovi problemy

1910 r. IX Bijenale. Un peu du soleil dans l'eau froide

1912 r. X Bijenale. Dyki tantsi nad lahunoju

1914 r. XI Bijenale. The Empire strikes back

1920 r. XII Bijenale. Tilo jak dokaz

1924 r. XIV Bijenale. From Russia with love

1928 r. XVI Bijenale. Vivre pour vivre

1930 r. XVII Bijenale. Les Miserables

1932 r. XVIII Bijenale. Svoboda na art-barykadakh

1934 r. XIX Bijenale. "Y vnov‘ prodolzhaetsja boy..."

1956 r. XXVIII Bijenale. Ukrajins‘kyy proryv?

1958 r. XXIX Bijenale. "My mohly b buty duzhe modernymy..."

1962 r. XXXI Bijenale. Divchyna z korobkamy

1964 r. XXXII Bijenale. Zhyv pop, toloknjanyy art

1966 r. XXXIII Bijenale. Holyy sered vovkiv

1982 r. XL Bijenale. "Pid muzyku Vival‘di..."

1997 r. XLVII Bijenale. Mizh korovoju i sobakoju

2001 r. XLIX Bijenale. "Plato" nam druh

2003 r. L Bijenale. Triumf bolju

2005 r. LI Bijenale. Ljal‘ky tvoji, Ukrajino

2007 r. LII Bijenale. Dead can dance

- Slovnyk terminiv

- Literatura

- Radymo vidvidaty

Publisher: Nash Chas
Catalogue number: ISBN 9789661530125
Year: 2008

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