Alexander ArchipenkoUSA, 1887–1964Figure
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Imens i livet hos Alexander Archipenko
Hele livet1920
Takes part in the Venice Biennale
In 1920 Archipenko took part in the Twelfth Venice Biennale.
1921
Opens an art school in Berlin
In 1921 Archipenko opened his own art school and studio in Berlin.
1922
The First Russian Art Exhibition in Berlin
In 1922 Archipenko took part in the First Russian Art Exhibition at the Galerie van Diemen in Berlin, together with Aleksandra Exter, Kazimir Malevich, Solomon Nikritin, El Lissitzky and others.
1923
Emigrates to the United States
In 1923 Archipenko emigrated to the United States.
1923–1964
Ties with the Ukrainian community in the USA
Living in America, Archipenko kept close ties with the Ukrainian community in the USA and took part in the creation of monuments to Shevchenko, Franko and Prince Volodymyr on American soil.
