This Biennale Centenary, therefore, offered me the opportunity to attempt a critique of the system of avant-gardes and of certain idees recues. |
This silence made Atget the object of consensual approbation among the photographic avant-gardes of the period, the keystone of photographic modernity. |
Harding wants to expel the ghost of Theory so that other, more performance-friendly theories of the avant-gardes might thrive. |
This article examines the interconnections between Said's critical oeuvre and a range of theoretical positions apropos of the European and American Avant-gardes. |
Theatres, where projects combining all the most progressive visual, literary and musical ideas could be staged, were natural meeting places for avant-gardes. |
Never, in fact, until that moment, had the legitimacy of pictorial practice in the context of the development of avant-gardes been theorized with such seriousness. |