Kazimir Malevich: Suprematism - Best Monographic Museum Show 2003
The 'International Association of Art
Critics' (AICA) annually nominates this season's best exhibition,
given to artists, curators, galleries, writers and cultural institutions.
In 2003 the show
Kazimir Malewitsch: Suprematism was awarded 'Best Monographic Museum
Show Originating Nationally'.
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Kasimir Malewitsch:
Suprematism,
1915 - 1916
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Kasimir Malewitsch:
Red Square,
1915
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The exhibition started at
Deutsche Guggenheim in Berlin and continued travelling to New York and
Houston Kazimir Malewitsch: Suprematism was the first presentation
which entirely focuses on the suprematist period in the artists' oeuvre.
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The show included paintings, drawings andinstallations from
internationally renowned public and private collections. Among these are
works previously not shown in the west as well as several masterworks of
Malewitsch that have only recently been rediscovered.
Malevich at the Institute for Artistic Culture,
Leningrad, 1925, State
Russian Museum
You can read
more on the show Kasimir Malewitsch: Suprematism here.
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