Permanent Revolutions: Art and October’s Centenary
In the absence of official attention to the Russian Revolution's hundredth anniversary, art institutions have taken up the task of reflection and interpretation.
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We Exist: Victoria Lomasko’s Graphic Journalism
Over the past eight years, Russian artist Victoria Lomasko has captured, in sketches and portraits, the people and movements at the periphery of her country's political life.
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Morning Links: Russian Edition
Erika Verzutti’s “Swan With Stage” at SculptureCenter. [Contemporary Art Daily] Wall drawings—a genre once largely considered “intimidating and esoteric” by collectors—is experiencing a…
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Kasper Konig Will Curate Manifesta 10
The announcement comes amid international outrage at a law, signed by President Vladimir Putin in June, that bans "propaganda on nontraditional sexual relationships" but is generally seen as a means t…
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The German-Russian Stalemate
With diplomatic efforts unable to resolve the trophy-art dilemma, museum officials in both countries are looking for a way to break the deadlock.
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The Mysterious Journey of an Erotic Masterpiece
Femme nue couchée, one of several Courbets owned by the Hungarian Jewish collector Baron Ferenc Hatvany, disappeared after World War II from a Budapest bank vault. The painting resurfaced 50 years…
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