National Repository of Grey Literature 36 records found  beginprevious27 - 36  jump to record: Search took 0.00 seconds. 
SPACE AND ITS INFLUENCE ON SCENOGRAPHY
Pípová, Kristína ; TÄUBELOVÁ, Kristýna (advisor) ; BAŽANT, Jan (referee)
This thesis discusses briefly about development of the theater space in history, describes my experience in work with space on four theatre projects and contains also theoretical part, where I compare advatages and disadvatages of diferent kinds of theatre space .
Project of Giant Puppets
Bažant, Jan ; KALFUS, Pavel (advisor) ; KOCMAN, Ján (referee)
The contencts of this dissertation is to map and describe the phenomenon of giant puppets. Its aim is to find solutions for the future direction of modern puppetry. I will try to contextualize the historical developlment of this genre from the beginning to the present and consider contemporery art as the starting point of reflection on the future puppetry. I will focus on various technology solutions giant puppets and on the issue of the dramaturgy of giant puppets in a public space and atristic conception of this discipline. In connection with this, I will be interested in the relationship of creativity and technology and how both approaches affect final work in art
ILLUSTRATION X STAGE
Bartůňková, Tereza ; SMOLÍK, Robert (advisor) ; BAŽANT, Jan (referee)
The aim of this bachelor's thesis is to analyze the issue of illustration, its relationship to scenography and its function in the theatrical context. The work focuses mainly on illustration as a phase in the creative process and its transformation into language on stage. The bachelor's thesis is composed of two larger text units and an appendix containing images. The first part of the work provides an explanation of the term illustration, a historical context, a general overview of the issues related to illustration and the stage, important figures related to illustration, as well as the author's own perspective on this topic. The subjective nature of this work lends more space to the second part, in which the author's own scenographic practice serves as a demonstration and elaboration of the theoretical findings as described in the first part. Indeed, practical experience in the field can effectively represent the claims, which would not fully convey the meanings if they remained only in the theoretical realm. The bachelor's thesis is permeated with images that illustrate the written passages accordingly. Documentation of the auteurial theatre performance Korvína is attached at the end of the work.
Laocoon, Tyrš and Czech Art History
Bažant, Jan
Miroslav Tyrš's analysis of the scultural group of Laocoon was erroneous, but it in no way belittle his status as the founder of Czech history of art and classical archaeology.
Positon of the Clasis Fairy Tale in a Modern Theatre
Kratochvíl, Jindřich ; Tománek, Alois (advisor) ; Bažant, Jan (referee)
The work has got two parts - theoretical and empirical. The teoretical part contains chapters concerned with specification of the term Fairy tale itself. Furthermore it observes its position throughout the history and eventually in modern theatre. In additon, the work shows an important function of a fairy tale for theatre as well as human life.The empirical part involves authors experience from realization of a Fairy tale together with photos.
Word and Image, Jan za chrta dán
Bažant, Jan ; Kalfus, Pavel (advisor) ; Žižka, Tomáš (referee)
This text deals with the conflict betwen word and image it theatre performance, with special regard to diference between the point of wiew of director and stagedesigner. The analisis my graduite performance in witch the old Czech play Jan za chrta dán was put on stage is integral part of this work. Complete pictorial documentation of this performance is included.
The triumphal entry into Prague of Ferdinand I on the 9th and 10th of October, 1558
Bažant, Jan
In this pomp the characteristics of Prague is ambiguous. I is the rich and mighty town, which subordinates fully to Ferdinand I, and at the same time it is the potentially dangerous former capital of the heretic kingdom.
The Znojmo rotunda and early Christian painting
Bažant, Jan
The most significant monument of Czech medieval narrative art is the Premyslid Gallery in the Znojmo Rotunda, the oldest preserved interior with wall paintings in the Czech lands (1134). The central figure in this gallery, Premysl the Ploughman, is in all probability shown in the role of Christ and the Premyslids in the role of the apostles. The Znojmo painting was modeled on scenes with Christ handing over the New Covenant for his disciples to propagate, i.e. it is a depiction of the transmission of authority - an investiture of the ruling Czech dynasty.

National Repository of Grey Literature : 36 records found   beginprevious27 - 36  jump to record:
See also: similar author names
1 Bažant, Jakub
1 Bažant, Jaroslav
1 Bažant, Jiří
Interested in being notified about new results for this query?
Subscribe to the RSS feed.