Kseniia Rozhak-Lytvynenko: Design heritage of Sonia Delaunay: Ukrainian roots of creativity

The Department of Theory and History of Art cordially invites you to a lecture and discussion within the subject “Selected Chapters form modern and contemporary art and design”, on Wednesday, 16 November 2022 at 16:00 in room 220, Hviezdoslavovo nám. 18

 

Where:

in room 220 (1st floor), Hviezdoslavovo nám. 18

When:

on Wednesday 16. November 2022 at  4 p.m.

 


Sonia Delaunay (Sara Stern) je dizajnérka, ktorej tvorba definovala popredné trendy vo vývoji európskej módy medzi dvoma svetovými vojnami. Narodila sa a detstvo prežila v Odese na Ukrajine. Počas prednášky sa porozprávame o ukrajinských koreňoch v tvorbe umelkyne a histórii jej celosvetového úspechu. Pokúsime sa vystopovať cestu Sonie Delaunayovej od fascinácie impresionizmom až po založenie nového smeru abstraktného umenia. Hlavným zameraním prednášky je zistiť vzťah medzi abstrakciami Sonie Delaunayovej a ukrajinskými umeleckými tradíciami.

 


 

Kseniia Rozhak-Lytvynenko is the art-critic and lecturer of art history from Ukraine. Since 2019 she has been working as an Associate Professor at the Studio of Interior Design, Department of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Design at the National Aviation University in Kiev. She teaches Course in the History of Architecture, Fine Arts and Design and Course "The Personal brand of the designer". She is also the author of the educational online project "Art-Tours" which conducts online trainings in art history for kids and adults. The main topic of her scientific interests is the art of the first half of the twentieth century.

On March 13, 2022 due to the war in Ukraine, she has arrived to Bratislava. Now she is working on the research “The Art of the First World War in Ukraine and Slovakia: comparative characteristics”.

 


 

The lecture is carried out within the project promoted by Slovac Art Council, Call no. 101 / 2022, subprogram 3.8 Research and critical reflection on art in exile (Š)

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