Abstraction-Création

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Abstraction-Création was an influential international artists’ association founded in Paris in 1931 to promote and defend non-figurative abstract art against the dominance of Surrealism and other figurative movements.

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instanceOf art movement group
artists’ association
non-profit cultural organization
activeIn 1930s
countryOfOrigin France
dissolved 1936
foundedBy Auguste Herbin NERFINISHED
Georges Vantongerloo NERFINISHED
Hans Arp NERFINISHED
Jean Hélion NERFINISHED
Theo van Doesburg NERFINISHED
hasActivity international networking of abstract artists
organizing exhibitions
publishing annual cahiers
hasApproximateNumberOfMembers over 400
hasLanguage English
French
German
other European languages
hasMember Alexander Calder NERFINISHED
Antoine Pevsner NERFINISHED
Auguste Herbin NERFINISHED
Barbara Hepworth NERFINISHED
Ben Nicholson NERFINISHED
František Kupka NERFINISHED
Georges Vantongerloo NERFINISHED
Jean Arp NERFINISHED
Jean Hélion NERFINISHED
Kurt Schwitters NERFINISHED
László Moholy-Nagy NERFINISHED
Naum Gabo NERFINISHED
Piet Mondrian NERFINISHED
Sophie Taeuber-Arp NERFINISHED
Theo van Doesburg NERFINISHED
Wassily Kandinsky NERFINISHED
hasMembersFrom Europe NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
other countries
headquartersLocation Paris
inception 1931
influenced development of geometric abstraction
postwar abstract art
locationFounded Paris NERFINISHED
movement abstract art
non-figurative art
numberOfIssuesPublished 5
opposedTo Surrealism NERFINISHED
figurative art movements
publication Abstraction-Création cahiers NERFINISHED
purpose defense of abstract art against Surrealism
international collaboration among abstract artists
promotion of non-figurative abstract art

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