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Мирчо Колинкоев. Почти като съживяване, но не съвсем…
Mircho Kolinkoev. Almost Like a Revival, But Not Quite...

Author(s): Kalin Nikolov
Subject(s): Philosophy, Fine Arts / Performing Arts, Visual Arts, Aesthetics, Special Branches of Philosophy, Philosophy of History, History of Art
Published by: Институт по философия и социология при БАН
Keywords: VHUTEMAS; Pavel Florensky; Bera Witz; Alexander Drevin; Robert Falk; David Schierenberg; Stalin; repressions

Summary/Abstract: The work of Mircho Kolenkoev (1905–1938), a Bulgarian artist who worked in the USSR, where he ended up as a polymigrant after 1925, has remained completely unknown until now. Yet it is deeply connected and contains a strong, authentic language with examples from the modern trends of both post-revolutionary Russian art and European movements. Faithful and opposed to the conservative imposition of literal realism with an illustrative and literary ideological stamp, Kolinkoev was arrested, put on trial on trumped-up charges, and shot. The article reveals both the facts surrounding his tragic fate, that of himself and a number of his close colleagues, and analyses his artistic legacy.

  • Issue Year: XXXIV/2025
  • Issue No: 6
  • Page Range: 93-106
  • Page Count: 14
  • Language: Bulgarian
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