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From Words-in-Freedom to Epigenetic Poetry: Evolutions in Futurist Recitation and Performance
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Giovanni Fontana
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Table of Contents V
- Editorial IX
- Volume Editors’ Preface XV
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Section 1: Futurism Studies
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1 Italy
- Futurism in Italian Verbo-Visual Poetry after the Second World War 5
- Bang Tumb Tuuum! The Influence of Futurism on Italian Avant-garde Comic Strips 39
- Even the Great Marinetti Got It Wrong: Giovanni Tuzet’s Logical Neo-Futurism 69
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2 Russia
- Gennady Aygi and Russian Futurism 97
- Serge Segay, Rea Nikonova and Italy: Between Futurism and Mail Art 135
- Konstantin K. Kuzminsky as a Neo-Futurist 167
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3 Asia and Latin America
- The Post-utopian Avant-garde Poetics of the Korean ‘Futurist’ Min-jeong Kim 197
- The Infrarealist Movement and its Futurist Roots 227
- Russian Futurism and Brazilian Avant-garde Poetry: Incorporation, Translation, Convergence 253
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4 Music, Sculpture and Architecture
- Back to the Future of The Art of Noises: The After-Life of Futurism in Twentieth-Century Music 285
- Postcolonial Retro-Futurism: Alessandro Ceresoli’s Linea Tagliero Prototypes 315
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5 Artist Statements
- Transfuturism Manifesto 349
- From Words-in-Freedom to Epigenetic Poetry: Evolutions in Futurist Recitation and Performance 353
- The Future of Futurism in Digital Photography 367
- The Infinite Wrench: An Ensemble Member Reflects on the Theatre Company ‘The Neo-Futurists’ During and After Greg Allen’s Tenure 377
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Section 2: Reports
- EAM2022 in Lisbon: The Global Expansion of Futurism in the 1910s and 1920s 399
- Futurism and the Brazilian Week of Modern Art (1922): Some Thoughts Prompted by the Centenário da Semana de 22 407
- Anton Giulio Bragaglia: The Archive of a Visionary 425
- Rosa Rosà / Edith Arnaldi / Edyth von Haynau (1884–1978): A Woman Photographer and Her Futurist Inspiration 437
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Section 3: Critical responses to new publications
- The Crisis of Humanism, the Search for a New Man and the Historical Avant-garde 447
- Looking at the Lives of Avant-garde Women: The Collector as Scholar and Feminist 453
- Exhibiting Italian Art in the United States: From Futurism to Arte Povera 463
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Section 4: Bibliography
- A Bibliography of Publications on Futurism, 2020–2023 471
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Section 5: Back Matter
- List of Illustrations and Provenance Descriptions 495
- Notes on Contributors 501
- Name Index 509
- Subject Index 541
- Geographical Index 569
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Table of Contents V
- Editorial IX
- Volume Editors’ Preface XV
-
Section 1: Futurism Studies
-
1 Italy
- Futurism in Italian Verbo-Visual Poetry after the Second World War 5
- Bang Tumb Tuuum! The Influence of Futurism on Italian Avant-garde Comic Strips 39
- Even the Great Marinetti Got It Wrong: Giovanni Tuzet’s Logical Neo-Futurism 69
-
2 Russia
- Gennady Aygi and Russian Futurism 97
- Serge Segay, Rea Nikonova and Italy: Between Futurism and Mail Art 135
- Konstantin K. Kuzminsky as a Neo-Futurist 167
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3 Asia and Latin America
- The Post-utopian Avant-garde Poetics of the Korean ‘Futurist’ Min-jeong Kim 197
- The Infrarealist Movement and its Futurist Roots 227
- Russian Futurism and Brazilian Avant-garde Poetry: Incorporation, Translation, Convergence 253
-
4 Music, Sculpture and Architecture
- Back to the Future of The Art of Noises: The After-Life of Futurism in Twentieth-Century Music 285
- Postcolonial Retro-Futurism: Alessandro Ceresoli’s Linea Tagliero Prototypes 315
-
5 Artist Statements
- Transfuturism Manifesto 349
- From Words-in-Freedom to Epigenetic Poetry: Evolutions in Futurist Recitation and Performance 353
- The Future of Futurism in Digital Photography 367
- The Infinite Wrench: An Ensemble Member Reflects on the Theatre Company ‘The Neo-Futurists’ During and After Greg Allen’s Tenure 377
-
Section 2: Reports
- EAM2022 in Lisbon: The Global Expansion of Futurism in the 1910s and 1920s 399
- Futurism and the Brazilian Week of Modern Art (1922): Some Thoughts Prompted by the Centenário da Semana de 22 407
- Anton Giulio Bragaglia: The Archive of a Visionary 425
- Rosa Rosà / Edith Arnaldi / Edyth von Haynau (1884–1978): A Woman Photographer and Her Futurist Inspiration 437
-
Section 3: Critical responses to new publications
- The Crisis of Humanism, the Search for a New Man and the Historical Avant-garde 447
- Looking at the Lives of Avant-garde Women: The Collector as Scholar and Feminist 453
- Exhibiting Italian Art in the United States: From Futurism to Arte Povera 463
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Section 4: Bibliography
- A Bibliography of Publications on Futurism, 2020–2023 471
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Section 5: Back Matter
- List of Illustrations and Provenance Descriptions 495
- Notes on Contributors 501
- Name Index 509
- Subject Index 541
- Geographical Index 569