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ARTMargins Online Interviews Explore Sport and Neo-Avant-Garde Connections

publication · 2026-04-19

ARTMargins Online published an interview in February 2017, conducted by Katalin Cseh-Varga and Kristóf Nagy, focusing on the intersection of sports and art. The conversation featured Przemysław Strożek, who discussed the 1934 World Cup, politics, and art. Cseh-Varga and Nagy initiated their research in January 2016, examining the relationship between sport and neo-avant-garde movements. Their work centered on Hungarian painter László Lakner's Foot Art project from 1970, which later evolved into an exhibition-action draft by art organizer László Beke for documenta 5 in 1972. In June 2016, the European Network for Avant-Garde and Modernism Studies organized two conference sessions on Avant-Garde and Sport, where Cseh-Varga became familiar with Strożek's research. The interview delved into historical and artistic contexts, highlighting specific projects and academic collaborations without adding external commentary.

Key facts

  • ARTMargins Online published an interview in February 2017
  • Katalin Cseh-Varga and Kristóf Nagy conducted the interview
  • Przemysław Strożek was interviewed about sports and art
  • Research on sport and neo-avant-garde began in January 2016
  • László Lakner's Foot Art project from 1970 was studied
  • László Beke created an exhibition-action draft for documenta 5 in 1972
  • European Network for Avant-Garde and Modernism Studies held conference sessions in June 2016
  • The 1934 World Cup was discussed in relation to politics and art

Entities

Artists

  • Katalin Cseh-Varga
  • Kristóf Nagy
  • Przemysław Strożek
  • László Lakner
  • László Beke

Institutions

  • ARTMargins Online
  • European Network for Avant-Garde and Modernism Studies
  • documenta 5

Locations

  • Munich
  • Vienna
  • Budapest
  • Warsaw
  • Hungary

Sources