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Venez entendre les boursiers CCA-WRI 2023 Andrea Alberto Dutto, Oxana Gourinovitch et Tomomi Miyata qui nous présentent leurs recherches sur l’évolution de la notion de sous-sol – d’espace angoissant du temps de la Guerre froide et d’extraction de ressources aux préoccupations actuelles sur le climat et autres désastres transnationaux pour lesquels la terre peut servir de refuge.
Venez entendre les boursiers CCA-WRI 2023 Andrea Alberto Dutto, Oxana Gourinovitch et Tomomi Miyata qui nous présentent leurs recherches sur l’évolution de la notion de sous-sol – d’espace angoissant du temps de la Guerre froide et d’extraction de ressources aux préoccupations actuelles sur le climat et autres désastres transnationaux pour lesquels la terre peut servir de refuge.
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Andrea Alberto Dutto, Oxana Gourinovitch, Tomomi Miyata, Yoshiharu Tsukamoto, Jungyoon Kim, WRI, lumière, planète
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Andrea Alberto Dutto, Oxana Gourinovitch, Tomomi Miyata, Yoshiharu Tsukamoto, Jungyoon Kim, WRI, lumière, planète
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10 août 2023, 9 h à 12 h
10 août 2023, 9 h à 12 h
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Angoisses souterraines : colloque de recherche CCA-WRI 2023
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Venez entendre les boursiers CCA-WRI 2023 Andrea Alberto Dutto, Oxana Gourinovitch et Tomomi Miyata qui nous présentent leurs recherches sur l’évolution de la notion de sous-sol – d’espace angoissant du temps de la Guerre froide et d’extraction de ressources aux préoccupations actuelles sur le climat et autres désastres transnationaux pour lesquels la terre peut servir de refuge.
Angoisses souterraines : colloque de recherche CCA-WRI 2023
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Venez entendre les boursiers CCA-WRI 2023 Andrea Alberto Dutto, Oxana Gourinovitch et Tomomi Miyata qui nous présentent leurs recherches sur l’évolution de la notion de sous-sol – d’espace angoissant du temps de la Guerre froide et d’extraction de ressources aux préoccupations actuelles sur le climat et autres désastres transnationaux pour lesquels la terre peut servir de refuge.
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10 août 2023
9 h à 12 h
10 août 2023
9 h à 12 h
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Andrea Alberto Dutto, Oxana Gourinovitch, Tomomi Miyata, Yoshiharu Tsukamoto, Jungyoon Kim, WRI, lumière, planète
En ligne Mot(s)-clé(s):
Andrea Alberto Dutto, Oxana Gourinovitch, Tomomi Miyata, Yoshiharu Tsukamoto, Jungyoon Kim, WRI, lumière, planète
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Raising the curtain. Operatic Modernism in the Soviet Republics. Oxana Gourinovitch; Simon Schnepp.
Raising the curtain. Operatic Modernism in the Soviet Republics. Oxana Gourinovitch; Simon Schnepp.
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336 p.
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Leipzig : Spector Books 2024.
Leipzig : Spector Books 2024.
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Raising the curtain. Operatic Modernism in the Soviet Republics. Oxana Gourinovitch; Simon Schnepp.
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336 p.
Raising the curtain. Operatic Modernism in the Soviet Republics. Oxana Gourinovitch; Simon Schnepp.
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Leipzig : Spector Books 2024.
Leipzig : Spector Books 2024.
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''Raising the Curtain'' centres on two modernist opera theatres built on the western periphery of the Soviet Union, now located in the capitals of Lithuania and Belarus: the Opera and Ballet Theatre in Vilnius, Lithuania, inaugurated in 1974, and the Comic Opera in Minsk, Belarus, which opened in 1981. Both were designed, by a lucky coincidence, by architectural(...)
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''Raising the Curtain'' centres on two modernist opera theatres built on the western periphery of the Soviet Union, now located in the capitals of Lithuania and Belarus: the Opera and Ballet Theatre in Vilnius, Lithuania, inaugurated in 1974, and the Comic Opera in Minsk, Belarus, which opened in 1981. Both were designed, by a lucky coincidence, by architectural(...)
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Raising the curtain: Operatic modernism in the Soviet Republics
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''Raising the Curtain'' centres on two modernist opera theatres built on the western periphery of the Soviet Union, now located in the capitals of Lithuania and Belarus: the Opera and Ballet Theatre in Vilnius, Lithuania, inaugurated in 1974, and the Comic Opera in Minsk, Belarus, which opened in 1981. Both were designed, by a lucky coincidence, by architectural collectives led by women, Nijole Buciute (1930-2010) and Oxana Tkachuk (b. 1933) respectively. Drawing upon the close relation of operatic environments to national imaginaries, the book expands the stories of the theatres’ creation into an interrogation of the national condition in the Soviet non-Russian republics. Lithuania and Belarus exemplify the broad range of Soviet national scenarios, presenting two polar extremes of the paths taken: Lithuania was the first republic to leave the Soviet Union in 1990, while Belarus retained its reputation as the “last Soviet republic” well into the 21st century. ''Raising the Curtain'' puts centre stage the involvement of architecture of Soviet modernism with the geopolitical transformations of the era, offering an intimate look at the tectonic shifts which still reverberate across the globe.
Raising the curtain: Operatic modernism in the Soviet Republics
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$75.00
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''Raising the Curtain'' centres on two modernist opera theatres built on the western periphery of the Soviet Union, now located in the capitals of Lithuania and Belarus: the Opera and Ballet Theatre in Vilnius, Lithuania, inaugurated in 1974, and the Comic Opera in Minsk, Belarus, which opened in 1981. Both were designed, by a lucky coincidence, by architectural collectives led by women, Nijole Buciute (1930-2010) and Oxana Tkachuk (b. 1933) respectively. Drawing upon the close relation of operatic environments to national imaginaries, the book expands the stories of the theatres’ creation into an interrogation of the national condition in the Soviet non-Russian republics. Lithuania and Belarus exemplify the broad range of Soviet national scenarios, presenting two polar extremes of the paths taken: Lithuania was the first republic to leave the Soviet Union in 1990, while Belarus retained its reputation as the “last Soviet republic” well into the 21st century. ''Raising the Curtain'' puts centre stage the involvement of architecture of Soviet modernism with the geopolitical transformations of the era, offering an intimate look at the tectonic shifts which still reverberate across the globe.
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juin 2025
juin 2025
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Modernisme
Modernisme
