Ca urmare a succesului simpozionului "Avangarda românească între București, Paris și Tel Aviv" care a avut loc la Tel Aviv în luna decembrie 2010 (www.agonia.ro/index.php/press/13963144/simpozionul_), Facultatea de Litere a Universității din București, Institutul de Studii Ebraice din Ierusalim, Biblioteca Academiei Române, Institutul Cultural Român, Ambasada Elveției la București organizează un al doilea simpozion cu aceeași temă, în sala Ion Heliade Rădulescu a bibliotecii Academiei, Calea Vitoriei 125 din București.

Redau mai jos programul acestui simpozion:

UNIVERSITY OF BUCHAREST, FACULTY OF LETTERS
THE „GOLDSTEIN-GOREN” CENTER OF HEBREW STUDIES
AND
THE ROMANIAN ACADEMY LIBRARY

IN A PARTNERSHIP WITH
THE ROMANIAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE
AND
THE SWISS EMBASSY IN BUCHAREST

INVITE YOU TO

The International Conference

București – Zürich – Paris – Tel Aviv:
Romanian and Jewish Avant-gardists in the Romanian Cultural Milieu

May 26th – 27th, 2011, Romanian Academy Library
“Ion Heliade Radulescu” Hall, 125 Calea Victoriei, Bucharest


May 26th, 2011

10.00– Opening messages:
Prof. Ioan Pânzaru, Rector, University of Bucharest
Acad. Marius Sala, Vicepresident, Romanian Academy
H.E. Livio Hürzeler, Ambassador of the Swiss Confederation at Bucharest
Horia-Roman Patapievici, President, Romanian Cultural Institute

1st. Panel „The Zürich Insurection”- the Romanian Avant-gardists of Cabaret Voltaire
Chair: Andrei Oișteanu, University of Bucharest, The „Goldstein-Goren” Center of Hebrew Studies; Romanian Academy, The Institute for the History of Religions

10.40–11.00 Ion Pop, „Babeș-Bolyai” University: Recitind manifestele dadaiste ale lui Tristan Tzara (Re-reading Tristan Tzara’s Dadaist Manifestos)

11.00–11.20 Christine Vogel, University of Zürich: Tristan Tzara și Marcel Janco: între elan de distrugere și activități constructive (Tristan Tzara and Marcel Iancu: Between the Demolition Impetus and Constructive Activities)

11.20–11.40 Adrian Notz, Director, ”Cabaret Voltaire”, Zürich: An Oriental Looking Deputation of Four Little Men: The Romanians of Cabaret Voltaire

11.40–12.00 Discussions

12.00–12.30 Coffee break

12.30–14.00 The opening of the exhibition „Roots and Echoes of the Avant-garde in the Prints Collections of the Romanian Academy Library”. Presenting: Magda Cârneci, editor-in-chief of the publication „Arta” and Cătălina Macovei, Head, Prints and Drawings Cabinet of the Romanian Academy Library. Prints and drawings (M. Iancu, V. Brauner, M. H. Maxy, J. Perahim, etc.) first editions and publications of the Romanian Avant-garde movement will be exhibited. Alexandru Solomon and Radu Igazsag’s documentary movies „The Zürich Chronicle” and „A Cry in the Eardrum” will be presented as well.

14.00–16.00 Lunch break

2nd. Panel: The Jewish Dimension of the Avant-garde in Romania
Chair: Anca Oroveanu, National University of Arts, Bucharest; New Europe College

16.00–16.20 Radu Stern, Musée d’Elysée, Lausanne: Jews and the Avant-garde: The Case of Romania

16.20–16.40 Magda Cârneci, editor-in-chief, „Arta”: Evreii din avangarda românească ( The Jews of the Romanian Avant-garde)

16.40–17.00 Măriuca Stanciu, University of Bucharest, The „Goldstein-Goren” Center of Hebrew Studies; Romanian Academy Library: Text și imagine: o cale ignorată de la tradiția masoretică la avangardă (Text and Image: The Unknown Road from Masoretic Tradition to the Avant-garde)

17.00–17.20 Coffee break

17.20–17.40 Tom Sandquist, University College of Arts, Crafts and Design, Stockholm: Synthetism vs. Stylistic Purity: Aspects of Jewish Influence on Central and East-European Modernism

17.40–18.00 Camelia Crăciun, University of Bucharest, The „Goldstein-Goren” Center of Hebrew Studies; FCER – The Center for the Study of the History of Romanian Jews: Contesting the Canon: Romanian Jewish Intellectuals and the Avant-garde

18.00–18.30 Discussions

19.30 Reception party offered to the participants by H. E. Livio Hürzeler, Ambassador of the Swiss Confederation at Bucharest

May 27th, 2011

3rd. Panel: Politics, Religion and Art in the Romanian Avant-garde
Moderator Chair: Michael Finkenthal, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore

10.00–10.20 Irina Cărăbaș, Romanian Academy, Institute for the History of Art: M. H. Maxy: Corsi e ricorsi în viața unui artist de avangardă (M. H. Maxy: Corsi e Ricorsi in the Life of an Avant-garde Artist)

10.20–10.40 Milly Heyd, Hebrew University of Jerusalem: Religion-Sacrilege: Reuven Rubin, Victor Brauner, Arthur Segal, Tristan Tzara

10.40–11.00 Valentina Iancu, The National Museum of Art of Romania: „La révolution d’abord et toujours”: politica suprarealistă - grupul Alge și comunismul („La révolution d’abord et toujours”: The Surrealist Politics - the „Alge” Group and Communism)

11.00–11.15 Discussions

11.15–11.30 Coffee break


4th. Panel: Marcel Janco: The Multiple Facets of a Complex Avant-gardist
Chair: Andrei Cornea, University of Bucharest, The „Goldstein-Goren” Center of Hebrew Studies

11.30–11.50 Geo Șerban, literary historian, Bucharest: Marcel Janco: avangardistul constructor (Marcel Janco: The Avant-gardist Constructor)

11.50–12.10 Augustin Ioan, The „Ion Mincu” University of Architecture and Urbanism: Avangarda drept resursă pentru arhitectura de azi (The Avant-garde as a Resource for Today Architecure)

12.10–12.30 Vlad Solomon, writer, Tel Aviv: Marcel Janco: Jewish Identity and Zionism

12.30–13.00 Discussions

13.00–15.00 Lunch break

5th. Panel: The Literary and Existential Expressions of the Avant-garde
Chair: Măriuca Stanciu, University of Bucharest, The „Goldstein-Goren” Center of Hebrew Studies; Romanian Academy Library

15.00–15.20 Michael Finkenthal, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore: Identity Issues among the Jewish Authors Belonging to the Second Wave of the Romanian Avant-garde - the Case of the Group Formed Around the Publication Alge (Sea-weeds): Gherasim Luca, Dolfi Trost, Paul Paun, a.o.

15.20–15.40 Petre Răileanu, literary critic, Paris: Grupul suprarealist român sau calea către trans-surréalisme (The Romanian Surrealist Group or the Path towards Trans-surrealism)

15.40–16.00 Andrei Oișteanu, University of Bucharest, The „Goldstein-Goren” Center of Hebrew Studies; Romanian Academy, The Institute for the History of Religions: Podul Mirabeau și sinuciderea în Sena: Paul Celan și Gherasim Luca (The Suicide in the Seine from the Mirabeau Bridge: Paul Celan and Gherasim Luca)

16.00–16.20 Coffee break

16.20–16.40 Cyril Aslanov, Hebrew University of Jerusalem: Paul Celan: from the Dismantling of the Poetic Discourse to the Deconstruction of the German

16.40–17.00 Marlena Braester, Haifa University: Ilarie Voronca – un poet futurist? (Ilarie Voronca – A Futurist Poet?)

17.00–17.30 Discussions


Conference Co-ordinators: Andrei Oișteanu, Mariuca Stanciu