Mavo (often styled MaVo or MAVO) was a radical Japanese art movement of the 1920s. Founded in 1923, Mavo was productive during the late Taishō period (1912–26). Mavo re-instituted the …

2021年11月19日 · Mavo是大正时期新兴美术运动的代表性组织。 结成于1923年7月的Mavo，以村山知义为中心由旧未来派美术协会的柳濑正梦、尾形龟之助、大浦周藏、门胁晋郎等人组成。

The rocks and outdoor display of paintings were a protest by the Mavo artists, who had been rejected by the Nika-kai, a move that seemed to indicate a conservative turn for the art …

2016年8月16日 · “Mavo”是日本的第一个介入式艺术运动，它通过公共游行的形式唤起警觉意识，提倡艺术独立的“自觉意识”，以此对大正時代（1912-1926）公民社会的改革措施作出回应。

Mavo defined itself in opposition to the gadan, the established art bureaucracy in Japan responsible for major exhibitions and official art schools. Drawing from Marxist ideas, Mavo …

MAVO was formed in July 1923 through the union of two new forces in Japanese Western-style art (yoga): the artist Tomoyoshi Murayama, self-proclaimed interpreter of European …

The year 1925 was a high-water mark for the New Art movement, with two exhibitions and a theatre event being held by Sanka (Third Section Association), a super group that included …

The radical Japanese art group Mavo roared into new arenas and new art forms during the 1 920s, with work ranging from performance art to painting, book illustration, and architectural …

The radical Japanese art group Mavo roared into new arenas and new art forms during the 1920s, with work ranging from performance art to painting, book illustration, and architectural projects. …

2001年12月3日 · The radical Japanese art group Mavo roared into new arenas and new art forms during the 1920s, with work ranging from performance art to painting, book illustration, and …