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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Catherine de Zegher appointed curator of the 5th Moscow Biennale 2013
According to a press release sent out May 29, Catherine de Zegher has been selected as the curator for the 5th Moscow Biennale, taking place in 2013. A guest curator in the Drawings Department of the MoMA and former director … Continue reading
As Daniel Buren unveils his eccentricities at Monumenta 2012, Ilya & Emilia Kabakov tapped for 2013
This May and June, Daniel Buren takes over Paris’s Grand Palais with his Excentrique(s), travail in situ for Monumenta. The annual exhibition – which was started in 2007 and has in the past featured artists like Anish Kapoor, Richard Serra and Christian … Continue reading
Moscow Art World, Up All Night with plenty on their minds
While much international attention remains fixed on the protests (with the occasional, speculative mention of fresh attacks from the church on art), the fact that tonight, May 19, Moscow is celebrating a night-long festival of culture, partially funded by the … Continue reading
Posted in Moscow
Tagged Bochavarfest, Katya Bochavar, Kommissia, Moscow contemporary art, Moscow Museum Night, Moscow protests, Winzavod
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The Sweet Fruit of Substitution: Slavs and Tatars’ “Not Moscow Not Mecca” at the Secession
It’s been a busy year for Slavs and Tatars. This winter, fresh off the heels of their publication Molla Nasreddin, the collective was featured at the MoMA, the New Museum and the Maraya Art Center in Sharjah. They are now preparing a solo show … Continue reading
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Tagged Beyonsense, Faculty of Substitution, Not Moscow Not Mecca, Slavs and Tatars, The Secession
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Time/Food opens its doors at Stella Art Foundation in Moscow
Tomorrow, May 15, Stella Art Foundation - the bastion of Moscow Conceptualism in the city – will kick off its edition of the e-flux project time/bank. The project, conceptualized by Anton Vidokle and Julieta Aranda, proposes an alternative economy, where services can be … Continue reading
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Tagged Anton Vidokle, contemporary art in Moscow, e-flux, Julieta Aranda, Stella Art Foundation, Stella Kesaeva, time/food, timebank
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The Boy on the Bicycle: Moscow’s Protests find their Posterboy
In 2005, the Berkeley-based collective Retort published Afflicted Powers: Capital and Spectacle in a New Age of War, an extended tract that examined the ways that, in a political culture increasingly dominated by images, the way to fight one spectacle … Continue reading
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Tagged Julia Ioffe, Moscow protests, Occupy Russia, Retort, The Boy on the Bicycle
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Whose Victory? Moscow’s Days of May
The past few days, the art world has made records with New York auctions, while Frieze New York reaffirmed that the art market was showing no signs of stopping (even if that meant taking a ferry.) If anything, now all … Continue reading
Posted in Moscow
Tagged Bolotnyi, Days of May, Moscow protests, Putin's Inauguration, Victory Day
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Frieze New York offers a new view on Defining the Contemporary
In what has been trumpeted as “New York’s Billion Dollar Art Week” (a figure that may need tweaking after Edvard Munch’s The Scream fetched nearly $120 million alone on Wednesday), Frieze Art Fair New York has been more than holding its … Continue reading
