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Concrete Art
in Argentina
by
Adriana Lauria
January 2003
Bibliographic reference of this dossier
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Abstraction asserted itself in Argentina through the achievements of groups such as Arte Concreto-Invención, Madí and Perceptismo, which developed their activity since the second half of the 1940s. These groups constituted the first organized national avant-garde and made their aesthetics known to the public through exhibitions, magazines, manifestoes, leaflets, lectures, etc.
 
Introduction | History | Documents | Selected Bibliography
 
 
Documents
J. Torres García
C. Arden Quin
Edgard Bayley
Rhod Rothfuss
Inventionist M.
Tomás Maldonado
Edgard Bayley
Explanatory note
Alfredo Hlito
Madí Manifesto
Gyula Kosice
Rhod Rothfuss
White Manifesto
Raúl Lozza
Abraham Haber
Aldo Pellegrini
 
 
Retiración tapa revista Arturo
Edgard Bayley. “Ejaculation”, in Arturo magazine, Buenos Aires, 1944, no page number.
 
 
But fundamentally
I am persuaded
by colors and years
and the cemeteries themselves persuade me
Persuasion is perhaps necessary
The voice and the shooting picket
Arrival has been accomplished
And young men and women groups
that shoot in dreams to the landscape
It is the blue swimming woman in the war
Bended over the sea beneath the tenderness
They come back and establish upon time
Now the battle definitively won
I challenge
I ask: is it necessary to be persuaded about this deed?
Stones for the inventors
Alone they pierce the future
This machine rebuilds the moon

Buenos Aires, March 1944
 
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