File:La pavillon de la Russie (Biennale d'architecture 2014, Venise) (15759609192).jpg
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"Fair enough", l'exposition russe à la Biennale d'architecture 2014 "Fair enough" est une réponse teintée d'ironie au thème : "Fundamentals, the history of the modernization from 1914 to 2014 and the role of architecture", défini par le commissaire général Rem : Koolhaas de la 14è Biennale internationale d'architecture 2014. L'exposition du pavillon met en scène, avec un certain humour, sous la forme parodique de stands d'un salon international, les grandes idées (destruction du passé, constructivisme, modernisme, pastiche...) qui ont été à l'origine des évolutions architecturales majeures de ce pays depuis 1914 et qui ont accompagné les transformations politiques et sociales du pays. Le site officiel du pavillon russe www.fairenough.ru/ Le pavillon de Russie a été construit en 1913-1914 par le célèbre architecte russe Alekey Shchusev (1873-1949) les jardins (giardini) de Venise pour permettre à son pays de participer à la Biennale d'art car à l'époque c'est le modèle des expositions universelles avec leurs pavillons nationaux qui prévaut. C’est l’un des quelques pavillons nationaux construits avant la Première Guerre mondiale. La construction a commencé quand le tsar gouvernait encore la Russie, et s’est terminée plus de trente ans plus tard, lorsque le pays était déjà l’Union Soviétique. Shchusev né en 1873 à Kishinev, Moldova, est un architecte reconnu, on lui doit des stations de métro à Moscou, le mausolée de Lénine et de nombreuses églises russe en Russie et à l’étranger. Article de Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexey_Shchusev L'entrée du pavillon russe en 2013 et en 2010 (photos dalbera) www.flickr.com/photos/dalbera/10157443056/in/set-72157635... www.flickr.com/photos/dalbera/5004934245/in/set-721576248... |
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Source | La pavillon de la Russie (Biennale d'architecture 2014, Venise) |
Author | Jean-Pierre Dalbéra from Paris, France |
Camera location | 45° 25′ 42.12″ N, 12° 21′ 28.66″ E | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | 45.428366; 12.357961 |
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