Malevich is sometimes considered part of which avant-garde?
German avant-garde
Ukrainian avant-garde
French avant-garde
American avant-garde
Answer
Malevich is sometimes considered part of the Ukrainian avant-garde, a group of artists who were active in Ukraine during the early 20th century. The Ukrainian avant-garde was influenced by a variety of sources, including Russian Constructivism, Cubism, and Futurism. The artists of the Ukrainian avant-garde were interested in exploring new ways of representing reality, and they often used abstraction and geometric forms in their work.
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