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The Forgotten Olympic Art Competitions
This is the history of one of the most important cultural collaborations of the 20th Century, the joining of art and sport. Here is the story of the inclusion of the Fine Arts as competition events in the modern Olympic Games. Recounted within these pages for the first time are the ideas and techniques that briefly created a union of these disparate worlds. Follow themas they conducted what were the Olympic Art Competitions of the 20th Century. In this volume you will meet the people who forged that union and those who destroyed it. You will also discover why you never heard of these competitions. Here too are the results of the art events and your opportunity to meet a few of the artists wh...
The Olympics in Art
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The Olympics in Art
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Olympics in Art
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History of the Olympics
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 98. Chapters: Art competitions at the Olympic Games, Founders of the modern Olympic Games, History of Olympic broadcasting, History of the Olympic Village, Olympic Games controversies, Olympic deaths, Olympic museums, Munich massacre, Pierre de Coubertin, Tlatelolco massacre, International Society of Olympic Historians, Concerns and controversies over the 2008 Summer Olympics, The Whistler Sliding Centre, Concerns and controversies over the 2010 Winter Olympics, Quadruple jump controversy, Olympics on television, Olympic Games scandals and controversies, Use ...
Art and Sport
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The Eternal Olympics
Kunst, Geschichte, Antike.
Art Competitions at the Olympic Games
During the Olympic Summer Games from 1912 to 1948, artists from all-around the world submitted their artworks in five categories: architecture, painting, sculpture, literature and music. This document traces the origins, the conduct and the disappearance of the art competitions, born of the will of Pierre de Coubertin to simultaneously develop both the body and mind.
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The Art of Dissent
This new book, The Art of Dissent, brings together a body of work that has emerged in response to the arrival of the Olympics in East London. Featuring contributions from a range of artists, film makers, photographer and writers including Stephen Gill, Iain Sinclair and Ben Campkin, the book brings together artistic and cultural projects that emerged in response to the London 2012 Olympics and the associated large-scale regeneration of East London. It intervenes in the dominant discourse, language and images surrounding the Games, engaging critically with the changing landscape of the Lower Lea Valley. Land grab, displacement, militarisation, privatisation, sponsorship and branding are explored through essays, photography, film, poetry, fiction and installation art, presenting a unique contribution to the debate around the politics of urban space and regeneration through an interdisciplinary range of work.
