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Rodchenko and Popova : Defining Constructivism
12 Feb-17 May 2009
Tate Modern
London SE1 9TG
Overview
Two of the Russian avant-garde’s most influential and important artists, they were integral to the stylistic and theoretical underpinning of Russian Constructivism, rejecting the idea of ‘art for art’s sake’ in favour of art as a practice directed towards social objectives.
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