Author name: Saša Vojnović, M.A.

Saša Vojnović is an art historian and filmmaker. His fields of research include the history of modern art and cultural history. He researched the phenomenon of Countervisuality in the artistic experiment of Belgrade Surrealists, as well as the anti-colonialism of the Non-Aligned Movement as a European cultural heritage. He is currently working on the topic of the endangerment of Uyghur cultural heritage in contemporary China.

Abstract Speed ​​- The Car Has Passed (Giacomo Balla, 1913) – Artwork Analysis

Abstract Speed – The Car has Passed is a painting created by Giacomo Ball in 1913.  It is the 3rd part of a triptych along with the paintings Abstract Speed ​​+ Landscape (Velocità astratta + paesaggio), and Abstract Speed ​​+ Sound (Velocità astratta + rumore).  The painting uses an abstract art style and is considered

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Velocità astratta – L’auto è passata (Giacomo Balla, 1913) – Analisi dell’opera d’arte

Velocità astratta – L’auto è passata è un dipinto realizzato da Giacomo Ball nel 1913.  È la terza parte di un trittico insieme ai dipinti Velocità astratta + paesaggio (Velocità astratta + paesaggio) e Velocità astratta + suono (Velocità astratta + rumore).  Il dipinto utilizza uno stile astratto ed è considerato parte del movimento artistico

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Vitesse abstraite – La voiture est passée (Giacomo Balla, 1913) – Analyse de l’œuvre d’art

Vitesse abstraite – La voiture est passée est une peinture créée par Giacomo Ball en 1913.  Il s’agit de la troisième partie d’un triptyque avec les peintures Abstract Speed + Landscape (Velocità astratta + paesaggio), et Abstract Speed + Sound (Velocità astratta + rumore).  Cette peinture utilise un style d’art abstrait et est considérée comme

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Abstract Speed + Sound (Giacomo Balla, 1913) – Artwork Analysis

Abstract Speed + Sound is a painting created by Giacomo Balla in 1913-194.  It is part of the Abstract Speed Triptych, along with the paintings Abstract Speed ​​+ Landscape (Velocità astratta + paesaggio) and Abstract Speed ​​- The Car has Passed (Velocità astratta – l’auto è passata).  Abstract Speed ​​+ Sound is in the abstract

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Abstract Speed + Landscape (Giacomo Balla, 1913) – Artwork Analysis

Abstract Speed + Landscape (Velocità astratta + paesaggio) is a painting created by Giacomo Balla in 1913.  It is the first (left-most) part of a Triptych of paintings created by Balla which also includes Abstract Speed + Sound (Velocità astratta + rumore) and Abstract Speed – The Car Has Passed (Velocità astratta – l’auto è

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Futurist Composition (Joseph Stella, 1914) – Artwork Analysis

Joseph Stella created the Futurist Composition, in pastel over graphite on paper, in 1914. This painting is part of the collection of the Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth. What is Depicted in the Futurist Composition?  The Futurist Composition in an abstract language represents the experience of dynamism of an authentically American

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