Acknowledgments How to Use this Handbook Thematic Table of Contents Introduction Sven Spieker, based on contributions from Delinda Collier, Zsuzsa László, Anneka Lenssen, Daniel Muzyczuk, Cristian Nae, Polly Savage, Gabriela switek, and Bojana Videkanic 1. Paintings by National Artists of the USSR: Palace Zofín, Prague, April 12 - May 11, 1947 Milan Pech 2. The Yugoslav Pavilion at the XXV Venice Biennale: National Pavilion of the Federal People''s Republic of Yugoslavia, Giardini della Biennale, Venice, June 3 - October 15, 1950 Ana Eres 3. The Soviet Fine Arts Exhibition: All India Fine Arts and Crafts Society, New Delhi, March-April, 1952 Sanjukta Sunderason 4. Korea for Freedom: National Salon, Budapest, April 15 - late May 1953 Douglas Gabriel and Adrienn Kácsor 5. International Fine Arts Exhibitions at the 4th World Festival of Youth and Students: National Museum of Art, Bucharest, August 2 - August 16, 1953 Cristian Nae 6. International Exhibition of Young Art at the 5th World Festival of Youth and Students for Peace and Friendship: Central Bureau of Art Exhibitions (Zacheta Gallery), Warsaw, August 3 - August 15, 1955 Gabriela switek 7. All-Poland Exhibition of Young Art Against War - Against Fascism: Arsenal, Warsaw, July 21 - September 15, 1955 Gabriela switek 8.
Pablo Picasso: Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow, October 26 - mid-November 1956 Kirill Chunikhin 10. The Exhibition of Socialist Countries: Central Exhibition Hall, Moscow, December 1958 - Spring 1959 Matteo Bertelé 9. People''s Republic of China Section, Art Exhibition of Socialist Countries: Central Exhibition Hall, Moscow, December 1958 - Spring 1959 Christine I. Ho 11. Soviet Exhibition of Science, Technology and Culture: New York Coliseum, New York City, June 30 - August 10, 1959 Julia Bailey 12. Iraqi Art Exhibition: State Museum of Oriental Art, Moscow, July 21 - August 20, 1959 Olga Nefedova 13. Czechoslovak Glass: Central Exhibition Hall [Manege], Moscow, August 1 - November 30, 1959 Terezie Nekvindová 14. The Yugoslav Pavilion at the Turin International Labor Exhibition: Labor Palace [Palazzo del Lavoro], Turin, May 1 - October 31, 1961 Vladimir Kulic 15.
Henry Moore: Ernst Museum, Budapest, October 21 - November 3, 1961 Daniel Véri 16. Cuban Painting: Mánes Exhibition Hall, Prague, April 20 - May 1962 Ernesto Menendez 17. Exposition of the Socialist Industrial Sector: Port of Algiers, Algeria, April 1964 Anneka Lenssen 18. The Exhibition of Painting, Sculpture and Graphic Art from the GDR: Casa Sc'nteii, Bucharest, October 6 -November 1964 Irina Caraba 19. The Biennial of the Baltic Sea Countries: Kunsthalle Rostock, Rostock, 1965-1989 Elke Neumann 20. Trends and Confrontations: Palais de Justice, First World Festival of Negro Arts, Dakar March 30 - April 24, 1966 Joshua I. Cohen 21. Czechoslovak Contemporary Art: Akademie der Künste, West-Berlin, July 17 - August 21, 1966 Terezie Nekvindová 22.
New Art of the Times of the October Revolution: Galeria Wspólczesna, Warsaw, September 29 - December 15, 1967 David Crowley 23. Triennale of World Contemporary Art: Lalit Kala Academy and National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi, February 10 - March 31, 1968 Rashmi Viswanathan 24. Aleksei Shmarinov: Soviet Cultural Center, Beirut, May 22 - May 24, 1968 Masha Kirasirova 25. Rent Collection Courtyard: Palace of Culture, Tirana, April 28 - June, 1968 Vivian Li 26. The Tallinn Print Triennial: Tallinn Art Hall, Tallinn, July 22 - August 1, 1968 Wiktor Komorowski 27. The Off-PANAF: Alternative Exhibits at the Pan-African Festival of Algiers, Algiers, Algeria, July 21 - August 1, 1969 Paraska Tolan-Szkilnik 28. St. Jauby--Jovanovics--Lakner--Miklós--Pauer--Tót (Budapeszt): Galeria Foksal, Warsaw, May 1972 Zsuzsa László 29.
The Meeting of Plastic Artists of the Southern Cone: Institute for Latin American Art, Santiago, May 3 and May 15, 1972 Karen Benezra 30. Renato Guttuso: Academy of Arts of the USSR, Moscow, October 19 - Mid-November 1972 Matteo Bertelé 31. Intergrafik 73: Altes Museum, Berlin [German Democratic Republic], July 28 - October 7, 1973 Kathleen Reinhardt and Annabel Ruckdeschel 32. 20 Realists from Soviet Latvia [IKI Third International Market for Contemporary Art]: Messegelände, Düsseldorf, September 29 October 7, 1973 Ieva Astahovska 33. Hu Xian Peasant Art Exhibition: China Art Gallery, Beijing, October 1 - October 20, 1973 Angie Chang Baecker 34. The People''s War of Liberation in the Work of Yugoslav Artists: La Galerie Mohamed Racim, Algiers, June 5 - June 30, 1975 Bojana Videkanic 35. Inji Efflatoun, Exhibition of Paintings: House of the Union of Artists of the USSR, Moscow, November 1975 Maria Mileeva 36. Constructivism in Poland, 1923-1936: The Museum of Modern Art, New York, January 30 - March 25, 1976 Magdalena Moskalewicz 37.
Contemporary Art of Ghana: Museum of African Art, Belgrade, July 2 - August 5, 1980 Natasa Jagdhuhn 38. Afewerk Tekle: Socialist Ethiopia: Pushkin Museum, Moscow and Russian State Museum, Leningrad, September 1980 Kate Cowcher 39. Art Toward Social Development: An Exhibition of South African Art: Botswana National Museum and Art Gallery and the Anglican Cathedral, Gaborone, Botswana, June 10 - August 10, 1982 Polly Savage 40. Présences Polonaises. Living Art from the lódz Museum. Witkiewicz. Constructivism, Contemporary Artists: Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, June 23 - September 26, 1983 Daniel Muzyczuk 41. Malangatana Valente Ngwenya: National Art Museum, Maputo, June 28 - July 20, 1986 Richard Gray 42.
Art and Revolution. Russian-Soviet Art 1910-1932: Palace of Exhibitions, Budapest, November 5, 1987 - January. 17, 1988 Eva Forgacs 43. Third Havana Biennial: Havana, October 27 - December 31, 1989 Delina Collier 44. Stone Carving from Zimbabwe: Neue Berliner Galerie at Altes Museum, Berlin [German Democratic Republic], February 1 - February 19, 1989 Romuald Tchibozo Glossary Author Bios Index.