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În urma colaborării Institutului Cultural Român din Tel Aviv, Institutului Cultural Francez (tot din Tel Aviv) și a Universității Ebraice din Ierusalim (Centrul de cercetare a iudaismului românesc), între 12 și 14 decembrie se va desfășura la Ierusalim simpozionul: "Avangarda românească între București, Paris și Tel Aviv". Vor lua parte invitați din România, Franța și Israel.
Redau mai jos programul acestei întâlniri:
PROGRAM
Sunday, December 12, Beth Mayersdorf
17.00 Opening Session
Greetings
Moshe Idel, Moshe Taube, Gina Pană, Ditza Goshen
• Opening session
17.00 – 19.00
Ion Pop: L’avangarde roumaine: tendences, évolutions, posterité
Moshe Idel: Kabbala and Avant-garde: Some preliminary remarks
Cocktail
Monday, December 13,
Rabin Building (3rd floor, room 3001)
• Session One
9.30 – 11. 00
Chair: Augustin Ioan
Ovidiu Morar: The cosmopolitan aspects of the Romanian
Avant-garde
Camelia Crăciun: "Marginal rebels versus mainstream critics: the dilemma of the Emancipation generation".
Cosana Nicolae Eram: Isidore Isou's Long Journey towards
Himself
Session Two (in French)
11.30 -13.00
Chair: Cyril Aslanov
Petre Răileanu: Gherasim Luca, un nom et un égarement
Marlena Braester: Ilarie Voronca – poète du parfait bonheur
(autour de "Petit manuel du parfait bonheur")
Discussant: Ion Pop
Lunch
• Session Three
15.00-16.30
Chair: Paul Cernat
Cyril Aslanov: Paul Celan from Avant-gardism to Post-modernism
Michael Finkenthal : Benjamin Fondane, Sesto Pals: interferences with the Avant-garde
On Sesto Pals – an interview with Lucy Metsch-Sestopali (short
documentary, in Romanian, presented by Costel Safirman)
• Session Four
17.00-19.00
Marcel Janco: The Avant-garde architecture
Augustin Ioan: Actuality of Marcel Janco's unbuilt architectural work
Simona Or-Munteanu : Was the Interbellum Modernism of
Romanian Jewish architects a quest for Avant-garde?
Marcel Janco – the last image (Israeli documentary presented by
Costel Safirman)
Reception
Tuesday, December 14
• Session Five
9.30 - 13.00
Chair: Leon Volovici
Jewish artists and writers in Romanian Avant-garde
Paul Cernat : The Jews in Romanian Avant-garde: between the
consciousness of periphery and internationalization
Radu Stern: Why so many Jews?
Vlad Solomon: Jewish identity and Zionism: Marcel Janco
Milly Heyd: Between universalism and particularism: Tristan
Tzara and Marcel Janco
Special Lecture:
Tom Sandquist: Aspects of Jewish influence on Central and
Eastern European Modernism: synthetism versus stylistic
purity
Lunch
16.00
Concluding Round-table: The Romanian avant-garde:
Periphery and Center
Michael Finkenthal (moderator), Paul Cernat, Ovidiu Morar, Ion Pop, Petre Răileanu, Leon Volovici
Redau mai jos programul acestei întâlniri:
PROGRAM
Sunday, December 12, Beth Mayersdorf
17.00 Opening Session
Greetings
Moshe Idel, Moshe Taube, Gina Pană, Ditza Goshen
• Opening session
17.00 – 19.00
Ion Pop: L’avangarde roumaine: tendences, évolutions, posterité
Moshe Idel: Kabbala and Avant-garde: Some preliminary remarks
Cocktail
Monday, December 13,
Rabin Building (3rd floor, room 3001)
• Session One
9.30 – 11. 00
Chair: Augustin Ioan
Ovidiu Morar: The cosmopolitan aspects of the Romanian
Avant-garde
Camelia Crăciun: "Marginal rebels versus mainstream critics: the dilemma of the Emancipation generation".
Cosana Nicolae Eram: Isidore Isou's Long Journey towards
Himself
Session Two (in French)
11.30 -13.00
Chair: Cyril Aslanov
Petre Răileanu: Gherasim Luca, un nom et un égarement
Marlena Braester: Ilarie Voronca – poète du parfait bonheur
(autour de "Petit manuel du parfait bonheur")
Discussant: Ion Pop
Lunch
• Session Three
15.00-16.30
Chair: Paul Cernat
Cyril Aslanov: Paul Celan from Avant-gardism to Post-modernism
Michael Finkenthal : Benjamin Fondane, Sesto Pals: interferences with the Avant-garde
On Sesto Pals – an interview with Lucy Metsch-Sestopali (short
documentary, in Romanian, presented by Costel Safirman)
• Session Four
17.00-19.00
Marcel Janco: The Avant-garde architecture
Augustin Ioan: Actuality of Marcel Janco's unbuilt architectural work
Simona Or-Munteanu : Was the Interbellum Modernism of
Romanian Jewish architects a quest for Avant-garde?
Marcel Janco – the last image (Israeli documentary presented by
Costel Safirman)
Reception
Tuesday, December 14
• Session Five
9.30 - 13.00
Chair: Leon Volovici
Jewish artists and writers in Romanian Avant-garde
Paul Cernat : The Jews in Romanian Avant-garde: between the
consciousness of periphery and internationalization
Radu Stern: Why so many Jews?
Vlad Solomon: Jewish identity and Zionism: Marcel Janco
Milly Heyd: Between universalism and particularism: Tristan
Tzara and Marcel Janco
Special Lecture:
Tom Sandquist: Aspects of Jewish influence on Central and
Eastern European Modernism: synthetism versus stylistic
purity
Lunch
16.00
Concluding Round-table: The Romanian avant-garde:
Periphery and Center
Michael Finkenthal (moderator), Paul Cernat, Ovidiu Morar, Ion Pop, Petre Răileanu, Leon Volovici