In the 1915 "0,10" exhibition,Kazimir Malevich replaced the area typically reserved for religious icons with his Black Square to

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Kazimir Malevich's Black Square was intended to represent the void of religious feeling, as he believed that traditional religious icons were no longer relevant in modern society. The painting was a symbol of the new, non-objective art movement that rejected traditional representational art and sought to create art that existed purely for its own sake. The exhibition in which the painting was displayed, "0,10," was a landmark event in the history of abstract art and signaled a major shift in the direction of modern art.

In the 1915 "0,10" Exhibition,Kazimir Malevich Replaced the Area Typically