/hobby/ - Hobby

>>15521
Yay~ I've been reading about the Russian Constructivists and have been trying to get a hold of more resources on the emergence of Socialist Realism >>>/tech/8300

>>15522
I also recently got this book on VKhUTEMAS, which is often described as the "Soviet Bauhaus"—the author summarized the differences between the two in a lecture given at GARAGEMCA last year, which I thought was interesting:
>..if the Bauhaus was ultimately dedicated to developing an individual, VKhUTEMAS was really about developing the masses"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQ91-koljqk

Reminder this thread came out of /log/ talking about early CPUSA-adjacent artists in /log/. If anyone wants to learn more about that then by all means check out Andrew Hemingway's work. He seems like one of the few people carrying the torch of "Social Art History" as far as American and British art are concerned: https://archive.org/details/andrew-hemingway-artists-on-the-left-american-artists-and-the-communist-movement-1926-1956/

>>15536
What's /log/?

>>15539
lefty org general >>>/leftypol/175072