Alexander Rodchenko helped define Constructivism by moving from abstract painting into photography, graphic design, architecture and mass communication. In 1921 he exhibited three monochromes as a declared end point of painting, then redirected his practice toward socially useful forms of production.
Photography; painting; graphic design; sculpture; photomontage
Major Works
- 1918Non-Objective Painting No. 80 (Black on Black)
- 1921Pure Red Color, Pure Yellow Color, Pure Blue Color
- 1920Spatial Construction No. 12
- 1924Books! photomontage poster with Lilya Brik
- 1930Stairs
- 1934Girl with a Leica
- 1930Pioneer Girl
- 1930Pioneer with a Trumpet
- 1928Assembling for a Demonstration
- 1925Fire Escape
Interviews & Writing
- Museum-quality video search →RESEARCH QUEUEvideo
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