An Evening with Suprematism
For [fashion] designers and performance artists ... utilizing Kazimir Malevich's "Black Square"/"Red Square"/"White Square"/"Black Circle"/"Black Cross" as installations and backdrops within the gallery/museum space. Actors/models (artists themselves) dressed in abstract/geometric fashions would stand before (and act/pose) the various Malevich Suprematist works showcasing the designs. Tom R. Chambers has used a simulation gallery wall and Konstantin Vialov's "Costume design for Sten'ka-Razi" (1923) (© A. A. Bakhrushin State Central Theatre Museum) as an example of a character/model standing/performing before the backdrops. Malevich's iconic works are used as the precursors to geometric abstraction. Maybe such a show/exhibition could become a reality ... similar to "Victory Over the Sun", the 1913 Opera staged by Malevich, the musician Mikhail Matyushin, and the poets Aleksei Kruchenykh and V...