Českost a světovost moderního umění v Čechách (1848–1948)

The texts contained in this special issue of Acta Universitatis Carolinae: Philosophica et Historica / Studia Historiae Artium were presented as papers at a conference entitled Czechness and Internationalism of Modern Art in Bohemia (1848–1948), held on 24 May 2022 at the Institute of Art History, Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague. The theme of the conference was chosen in respect of the research interests of Professor Petr Wittlich, a long-time pedagogue and researcher at the Institute, who celebrated a significant jubilee on 23 May 2022. Colleagues, pupils and friends of the professor, who during their professional careers have also dealt with the issue of national, transnational and international identity of modern art in the Czech lands, were invited to participate in the conference. They focused both on local disciplinary practice and retrospective assessment of the phenomenon of nationality within modernity, modernism and the avant-garde, and also explored historical debates on this topic, projected into specific works, art projects and institutional programmes.

1. Bartlová Milena, Naše, národní umění. Studie z dějin dějepisu umění, Praha 2009.

2. Bartlová Milena - Vybíral Jindřich (edd.), Budování státu. Reprezentace Československa v umění, architektuře a designu, Praha 2015.

3. DaCosta Kaufmann Thomas, The Formulation of Geography of Art: From the End of the Eighteenth to the Twentieth Century, in: Idem, Toward a Geography of Art, Chicago - London 2004, s. 43-67.

4. Filipová Marta, Modernity, History, And Politics in Czech Art, New York - London 2020. CrossRef

5. Pospiszyl Tomáš, Srovnávací studie, Praha 2005.

6. Pospiszyl Tomáš, Asociativní dějepis umění, Praha 2014.

7. Vybíral Jindřich, Co je českého na umění v Čechách? Vybrané texty z let 2004-2021, Praha 2022.