CRUZ AZUL VS PACHUCA SERIES
Thirteen Constructivist'reliefs were reconstructed on the basis of a series of photographs dating back to 19, a good number of graphic works, primarily linocuts, and twenty original works, primarily stage designs, done in 1926 were shown. Included works by Avgust Černigoj and several of his pupils. exhibition of the Constructivist period, Idria (Slovenia), 1978.1928, Berlin, first exhibition outside Yugoslavia of the Slovenian Constructivist avant-garde.1924, Ljubljana, constructivist art experiments of Avgust Černigoj.1921, Černigoj and Delak introduce constructivist art to Ljubljana.1921-28, avant-garde activities in Slovenia are linked to the reviews Svetokret (1921), Rdeči pilot (Red Pilot) (1922) Ljubljanski zvon (Ljubljana Bell), Novi oder (New Stage) (1924), and Tank - revue internationale de l'art vivant (1927-28), published by Ferdinand Delak in Ljubljana and edited by him and Avgust Černigoj.The journal La testa di ferro was created by the core group of the Rijeka futurist sheave (Fascio Futurista Fiumanense) that, during the D’Annunzio administrating of Rijeka and the Quarnaro Republic (Fiume and Republica di Carnarro, 1919–1921), consisted of Mino Somenzi, Guido Keller and the journal editor, the poet, writer, diplomat and publicist Mario Carli.
He published the avant-garde journal Tank in its two issues (1927-28). Ferdinand (Ferdo) Delak (29 June 1905 - 16 January 1968) was an actor, director, theorist, editor, writer, and reformer.During the years 1924-1929 Avgust Cernigoj, a Slovene artist from Trieste, fashioned his special version of Constructivism, and propagated it with a typical vanguard and activist fervor first in Ljubljana (Slovenia, Yugoslavia) in 19, and afterwards in Trieste (Italy) from 1925 to 1929. 5 Geometric abstraction, Neo-constructivism, Op art, Kinetic art.
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