Tenderness record the life of Ilya Zdanevich
Introduction -- Tenderness record : the life of Ilya Zdanevich / written by his friend Igor Terentiev ; with drawings by his brother Kirill Zdanevich -- A note on a letter from Igor Terentiev to Ilya Zdanevich / Giovanna Pagani Cesa -- Igor Terentiev's letter to Ilya Zdanevich : including the T...
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Helsinki
Rab-Rab Press
April 2023
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| Ausgabe: | First edition |
| Schriftenreihe: | Bie bao series
volume 3 |
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Tag hinzufügen | Zusammenfassung: | Introduction -- Tenderness record : the life of Ilya Zdanevich / written by his friend Igor Terentiev ; with drawings by his brother Kirill Zdanevich -- A note on a letter from Igor Terentiev to Ilya Zdanevich / Giovanna Pagani Cesa -- Igor Terentiev's letter to Ilya Zdanevich : including the Tragedy Iordano Bruno -- The orchestral lives / Ketevan S. Kintsurashvili -- Terentiev : a man who walked vertically / Adam Ranðelović The third volume of the bie bao series presents Igor Terentiev’s Tenderness Record, a hagiography of Ilya Zdanevich published in 1919 in Tbilisi. In this slim book, Terentiev summarises the plots of Zdanevich’s zaum dramas and portrays his artistic achievements as a product of collective creativity. Alongside this, the third volume also presents a letter from Terentiev to Zdanevich from 1924. Sent from Leningrad, the letter sheds light onto various zaum projects at the Phonological Department at the GINKhUK and includes the only surviving script of Terentiev’s zaum drama, Iordano Bruno. The first-ever English translation of his writings is here presented with an extended introduction and extensive annotations, as well as with a short note by Giovanna Pagani Cesa, who initially discovered Ternetiev’s letter in the Zdanevich Archives. The texts are further contextualised with commissioned essays by Adam Ranđelović, a poet, translator, and musician from Belgrade, and Ketevan Kinturashvili, a curator, art historian and a researcher of the Georgian avant-garde from Tbilisi |
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| Beschreibung: | 500 copies |
| Beschreibung: | 85 Seiten Illustrationen 17 cm |
| ISBN: | 9789526518305 978-952-65183-0-5 9526518306 952-65183-0-6 |