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Karel Teige (Praga, 13 de diciembre de 1900 - id, 1 de octubre de 1951) fue un arquitecto, fotógrafo y crítico checo vanguardista que participó en los movimientos futurista, constructivista y surrealista. [1]
Karel Teige (13 December 1900 – 1 October 1951) was a Czech modernist avant-garde artist, writer, critic and one of the most important figures of the 1920s and 1930s movement.
Karel Teige was a Czech avant-garde artist, critic, and editor who influenced the development of modernism in Czechoslovakia. He created typographic compositions, book covers, and exhibition designs, and wrote about art and literature.
Karel Teige (Praga, 13 de diciembre de 1900 - Praga, 1 de octubre de 1951) fue un arquitecto comunista checoslovaco, crítico y polemista que junto con otros, fundó el anti-académico Grupo Devě tsil en 1920, grupo que promovía el constructivismo y otros aspectos de la modernidad.
Karel Teige (Prague, 1900 – 1951) was an art critic, theorist, graphic artist, poet, author of programme texts, manifestos about visual arts, architecture and literature, editor of the avant-garde journals. He studied art at Charles University in Prague (1919 – 1923). He travelled to Paris in 1922, and in 1925 to Moscow and Leningrad.
Learn about Karel Teige, a founder of the Devětsil group and a pioneer of photomontage, graphic design, and leftist politics. Explore his work and influence in the Art Institute of Chicago exhibition Avant-Garde Art in Everyday Life.
Teige exemplifies how the early Czech avant-garde adopted such terms as function and popular character ( lidovost) from nineteenth-century Czech discourse, where they had served to celebrate the tendentious applicability of cultural artifacts to a political movement of emancipation.
