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VIENNA ART EXHIBITION,
From The Austrian
Communists- Embarrassed Silence
An
Venice, July 14.
An embarrassed initial silence from local Communist critics has greeted the biggest exhibition ever held in the West of art from behind the Iron Curtain.
Nearly 400 pictures, drawings and sculptures from Poland, Czecho- slovakia, Hungary and Rumania have been entered at the great Venice Biennial Art Exhibition, which lasts until mid-October.
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Hungary have not shown here since the cold war became an accepted fact. In 1948, and Rumania has returned after 14 years.
of
his
later
works,
Poland entered a sample of her new school or "social realism" at the last exhibition, in 1952, of this great world shop window of current art.
about the 400 works of art from pronounced their spiritual homelanda, but since the onset of the cold war, indicated that they would com- to class him with the much- ment on them later, presumably condemned "ists." after consultations,
For the other leading artiste The arrival at Venice of an
ann the exhibition, there was no exceptional representation credit for the German surrealist, rubber stamped Communist
the Max Ernst,
Spanjah works
coincided with on im-surrealist and abstractionist, portant
showing, arranged by Joan Miro, the Franco-German
authorities, the exhibition
of sculptor, Jean Arp, founder of works of the French Dadaism, and the British painter, Gustave Courbet, whom abstractionist, Ben Nicholson.
the the Communists claim ag father of 'social realism."
ITALIAN ARTIST much Courbet died in 1877, criticised by the respectable for his strongly left wing ideas.
"DECADENCE"
sure that a genuine
This year, with over 3,000 from non-Coinmunist plebiscite throughout the world would show a 100 to 1 vote worke
countries showing, every phase against another war. It was a
of abstract, surrealist and other political forms and
on notection
of introspective art, the #clevements and mental DP Communist, exhibits grimly por- cesses that despite this univers wish man had been unable so tray series of tractors, factories, to arrange bis sutairs so as to co-operative farms, Stakhanovite
workers, peasonis
and avoid war and
other the continuing
emblems of the workers' state. SUNDAY POST-HIRALD | throat of war,
The Venice show In takon Space for oùmmecial
Land Cherwell who is a seriously, by Italian newspapers, ́aidvertising","should
of experimental
hy the Com- and particularly booked
later not
Professor philosophy at Oxford, was remunist newspapers. Communiat noon on Wednesdays,
ceiving the Messel Medal for Bart critics are amongst the most William Ogg. President of the authoritative in the country.
Their stature Society of Chemical Industry.
backed by the organising power of their huge pariy, have com- bined
of the abstract and draw a large number 10 of Italy's best or most promising schools. of itu artists into close contact with In addition, some the party.
any prominent artists Case Communists by deliberate choice.
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LEFT WING SCHOOL In this flourishing left wing artistic world, the products applied Communism in the four
Curtain
have countries Iron
embarrass- evidently produced
London, July 14. Sir John Mellor, Conservative member of Parliam:nt, who quit the Party in protest against the decision to ruise members' ment. salaries, rejoined the Conserva- {lves,
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In their first reactions to the Venico Exhibition, the Com- munist critics were profuse In praise or blame of everything from this side of the curtain. They sald nothing whatever
By Lee Falk and Phil Davis
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Instead, much lavished on the Italian novelist-
Carlo turned-painter,
Lavi, author of "Christ Stopped at
praise
wps
The Communist crilles seized | Eboli", for his realistic portraits tho romantic realism of of the peasants of poverty- This Courbet's work to demonstrate stricken southern Italy. the decadence and evil of most praise was an example of the Western art, particularly that approach of these critics to an surrealist avowedly anti-Communist artist,
k nevertheless does whose work They
contrast condescending not
with the Com prolso for only one of the five|munists' artistic canons.
show
bad
Among the 400 works entered top living artists at the Russian-born Ben Shahn, who, by the Communist countries as a child, learned to draw by (Soviet Russia has not shown
the muking sketches of
at Venice since 1934), there was
high around him in a Brooklyn slum a
proportion executed Communist Gud later, as a leading Ameri- before can painter, has devoted much revolutions.
anti- of his art to a strongly
Of the 197 works entered by Commundat struggle against Poland, 02 are sculptures by 70- oppression.
The Communist crities liked pictures such as his "Liberation," showing three children swinging round a maypole with the shell of a bombed building rising behind them. But one of them
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Tadeusz Kulistewicz, aged 66, contributed 86 drawings, 18 of them showing aspects of Com- munist China; with titles such as The Battle Against Drought", "Llu Huan Ti, Ásspielt Worker' "Work Hero, Farmer Chen-Cioni So" and "A Chinese Pessant Talking of Perow".
YOUNG POLE
The 68 drawings entered by 34 year old Aleksander Kobzdej, the only young Pollst painter to be shown, are all concerned with China and Indo- China. They bear titles such as "A
Peasant The Rich Man Be- "Polltleo-Ideologieni Cours
Telling of
fore the Court" and "Portrait of the Mother of Q Family".
Hero's
The rest of the Polish exhibit conalsts of ten tapestries by women artisis.
The Czechoslovak exhibition of 64 works features three veterans of national art: 01- year-old Ludvík, Kuba, 70-year- old Vaclav Raban and 87-year- old Marlin Benka.
Nearly all their pictures were painted before the Communists tcok OVET
country. Fitteen
their
Communist
Young painters are represented by a couple of works cach, with utles like "Building Worker" "Fraternisation", "Partisans and a series called "The Cycle. In the Slovak People's Insurrec= tion":
All of the 83 Rumanian works ere dated since the Communists took
over power. Twenty painters and 12 artists in black and white are shown, as well as 17 sculptors. Their themes aro similar to those of their Pollst and Hungarian colleagues, One particularly static
Picture,
painted in 1952 by 74-year-old Camil Ressu, 18 called "Siga- tures for Peace", China Mail Special.
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