ABSTRACTION CREATION ART NON FIGURATIF 1932

Between 1932 and 1936 five edition of the cahier Abstraction Création: Art non-figuratif was published in Paris by the eponymous ass ociation, uniting all movements who worked abstractly. The magazine not only formalised a new tendency for language in visual art, b ut also became a form of explicit self-promotion and opposition against the growing force of figurative Surrealism, led by André Bre ton. Two minimal yet clear criteria needed to be fulfilled to become a member of the association: you had to be an artist and work n on-figur...[Read more]