VOICED: Kandinsky, pioneer of abstractionism, on show in Paris

The video discusses a major retrospective exhibition of Wassily Kandinsky's work, showcasing pieces from Munich, Paris, and New York. It highlights the collaboration between these cities and the joy of selecting favorite works. Kandinsky, a pioneer of Abstractionism, faced challenges due to political changes, moving from Germany to France. Despite being labeled as producing 'degenerate art' by the Nazis, his work remains influential. The video celebrates Kandinsky's legacy as a central figure in modernist art, emphasizing his global impact and recognition.

Which cities are collaborating to showcase Kandinsky's works in the retrospective exhibition?

• Berlin, London, and Tokyo

• Munich, Paris, and New York

• Moscow, Rome, and Madrid

• Vienna, Amsterdam, and Lisbon

Why did Kandinsky move from Germany to France?

• He was invited by the French government.

• He wanted to explore new artistic styles.

• He was forced to move due to the rise of the Nazis.

• He sought better art education opportunities.

How was Kandinsky's art perceived by the Nazi regime?

• It was celebrated as revolutionary.

• It was ignored and overlooked.

• It was labeled as degenerate art.

• It was considered traditional and conservative.

What is notable about Kandinsky's nationalities during his lifetime?

• He never changed his nationality.

• He was only a German citizen.

• He remained a Russian citizen throughout his life.

• He held three different nationalities.

How is Kandinsky's work being recognized today?

• It is mostly forgotten.

• It is celebrated globally.

• It is only displayed in private collections.

• It is only appreciated in Russia.