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Therefore THE IDEA OF 'ARTISTIC WORK' MUST BE ABOLISHED AS A COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARY CONCEPT OF WHAT IS CREATIVE and work must be accepted as one of th… - El Lissitzky
" "Therefore THE IDEA OF 'ARTISTIC WORK' MUST BE ABOLISHED AS A COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARY CONCEPT OF WHAT IS CREATIVE and work must be accepted as one of the functions of the living human organism in the same way as the beating of the heart or the activity of the nerve centers, so that it will be afforded the same protection.
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About El Lissitzky
Lazar Markovich Lissitzky [Лазарь Маркович Лисицкий] (November 23, 1890 – December 30, 1941), more famous as El Lissitzky [Эль Лисицкий], was a Russian artist, designer, photographer, teacher, typographer, and architect. He was an active protagonist of Russian Constructivism.
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Native Name:
Ла́зарь Ма́ркович Лиси́цкий
Alternative Names:
El' Lisickij
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Ėlʹ Lisit︠s︡kiĭ
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El Lissickij
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Eliezer Markovich Lissitzky
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Lasar Lissitzky
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Eliezer Lissitsky
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Lazar Markovich Lissitzky
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Lazar Markovich Lisitskii
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El Lazar Lissitzky
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Lazarʹ Markovich Lisit︠s︡kiĭ
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Lazar Markovich Lisi︡tskiĭ
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Lazar Markovich Lisitsky
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Eliezer Lissitzky
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Eliʻezer Lisitsḳi
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El Lissitsky
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Lazar Lissitzky
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E. M. Lissitsky
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El Lisitsḳi
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Eleazar Markovich Lissitzky
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El Lisitsky
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Eleazar M. Lissitzky
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Lasar Markowitsch Lissitzky
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Eliezer Lisitski
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Eliezer Lisitsky
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Lazarʼ Markovič Lisickij
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E. Lisitsḳi
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Lazar Markovich Lisitski
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Lazar Markovich Lisitzky
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Lasar Morduchovich Lissitsky
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Painting.. ..turned to the design of purely abstract volumetric forms.. .Since the leading exponent of the color theory was a painter (Malevich), he failed to recognize the objective reality of the world [in architecture!]. Because he always looked at it only through his own eyes, he remained trapped in a world devoid of real objects. The broader implications of this had to be developed by us, the architects.
In America the architect has a direct and continuing relationship with technology. Perhaps this is why he does not ask more from technology than it can offer. In our country [Russia] it is still impossible to have such urban complexes as are found in Paris, Chicago, or Berlin. It is through technology that we can build a bridge to all the most recent achievements, which is what made it possible for our country to pass directly from the hoe to the tractor without having to travel the long path of historical development. That is why we want to introduce the most modern methods of building and construction into our country — and why we see the works and designs of both the 'formalists' and the 'constructivists' as a radical experiment in the manipulation of construction.
Back in Moscow in 1925 - teacher at 'Vchutemas' of interior design and furniture at the faculty of wood and metalwork. In 1926 my most important artistic work began: designing exhibitions. In that year I was invited by the committee of the International Exhibition of Art in Dresden to design the space for contemporary art. Was sent abroad for by 'VOKS'. [In] 1927 Exhibition of Typography in Moscow.
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