Kupka a-t-il inventé l'abstraction ? conférence du 4-04-2018 au Grand Palais

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Conférence par Pascal Rousseau, professeur d’histoire de l’art contemporain à l’Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne Au Salon d'Automne de 1912, František Kupka présente « Amorpha, fugue à deux couleurs », une imposante composition construite sur un pur jeu d'arabesques, sans aucun référent figuratif. Retour sur la réception critique de cette œuvre pionnière dans l'épopée des premiers pas de l'abstraction, mais aussi sur le contexte culturel permettant d'expliquer ce geste de rupture qui est loin d'être isolé.

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