and "Ah!" of astonishment and uncomprehending awe, it is a relief to see Tate Modern making no concessions with Theo van Doesburg and the international influence of his "little magazine", De Stijl.

As a retrospective of the work of Theo van Doesburg and his contemporaries opens at the Tate Modern, Joseph Rykwert recalls the life of the Dutch polymath Constructing a New World: van Doesburg and ...

This week Tate Modern will be opening its doors to the radical and multi-disciplinary artist Theo van Doesburg Van Doesburg and the International Avant-Garde: Constructing a New World is the first ...

“Manifest Proletkunst” (Manifesto of Proletarian Art), a text written by the Dutch artist Theo van Doesburg, published in Kurt Schwitters'… “Manifest Proletkunst” (Manifesto of Proletarian Art), a ...

The Tate Modern Gallery in London showcases pieces from the life work of Theo Can Doesburg (1883-1931) and the controversial artist for much his life, is featured in an exhibit entitled "Van ...

Seeking to overturn 1,000 years of Western civilisation with a universal aesthetic utopia of brightly coloured squares and boldly delineated lines, a confident Theo van Doesburg, founding member and ...