How did avant-garde artists from the Central and Eastern Europe region react to the rise of popularity of sport as a culture for the masses and culture of the masses? We invite you to the lecture Mass and sculpture. The cult of the body in the XX century, which will be delivered by Dr Przemysław Strożek as part of the program accompanying the exhibition Years of Disarray. Art of the Avant-Garde in Central Europe 1908-1928 presented until 9 June at the MCK Gallery.

We invite to the next lecture, part of a programme accompanying the exhibition Years of Disarray. Art of the Avant-Garde in Central Europe 1908–1928.

The lecture will look critically at Romanian art in the first decades of the 20th centuries. It will focus on processes that veered the course of moderate modernisation of artistic practices and languages typical of the La belle époque aesthetics in the first years before World War II to a radical avant-garde after the war.

Lecture is a part of a programme accompanying the exhibition Years of Disarray: Art of the Avant-Garde in Central Europe 1908–1928.

In connection with the latest exhibition Years of Disarray. Art of Avant-Garde in Central Europe 1908-1928 invites you to a series of meetings Avant-Garde Academy. It will be an extraordinary opportunity to get acquainted with selected issues of early 20th century art.

The latest exhibition at the ICC Gallery is an attempt to look at the Central European Avant-Garde art of the early twentieth century. We present on it over 170 unique paintings, drawings, graphics, sculptures and films about the phenomenon of Avant-Garde in the region, especially experienced tragic history of World War I. If you have not yet been able to see our exhibition, we invite you to an open day. On this day for the exhibition and all events free admission.