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Nikolay Bakharev another feature of Massimiliano Gioni’s “Encyclopedic Palace”
On March 15, the Art Newspaper published the story “Curators have mixed reactions to the artist roster for Venice Biennale” – exactly the kind of piece one might expect before a show laden with so many expectations of its own. … Continue reading
Censorship: What more appropriate gesture for an exhibition on the state of Feminism in Russia?
In the spirit of International Women’s Day – a holiday allegedly dedicated to inspiring women to rise above their status as secondary citizens by commemorating that very status – institutions around the world are making token gestures and sending flowers. … Continue reading
Regina Gallery to close its London location and part ways with Arseny Zhilyaev, Evgeny Antufiev
Just shy of a month after news went out that Regina Gallery would not be participating in Art Basel, now Artguide reports that the gallery will be closing its London location. The London outpost opened its doors in April 2010. … Continue reading
Radya, Taus and Biennales Galore: In Which We Get Excited about 2013
In today’s post on Artforum.com, Linda Yablonsky surveyed the opening of New York’s first post-Sandy season, which saw the triumphant return of galleries like David Zwirner, Casey Kaplan and Wallspace. Well, sort of triumphant. In Yablonsky’s words, all the openings … Continue reading
Congratulations to Kandinsky Prize winners Dmitry Venkov, AES+F and Grisha Bruskin
Following up on the Future Generation Art Prize, tonight, Moscow’s ArtChronika Foundation held the award ceremony for its annual Kandinsky Prize. While there has been some controversy around the prize – with participants dropping out in protest when Pussy Riot … Continue reading
An Award that Matters: Moscow’s Art Scene honors its “Comrades”
With the ArtReview Power 100 now on the stands, the buzz – all by people who have read the list, mind you – tends to be on how little these kinds of commendations really mean. Not true of the Soratnik … Continue reading
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Tagged Arseny Zhilaev, Artguide, EliKuka, Ira Korina, Masha Kravtsova, Pussy Riot, Soratnik
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The Russian Art World Takes a Stand (or rather, doesn’t…)
This week, Artguide – the leading news portal for the Russian art world – has noted more than a few rejections in the air. As we reported two days ago, this week sees the openings of both ArtMoscow and VIENNAFAIR … Continue reading
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Tagged Artguide, Christina Steinbrecher, Electroboutique, Igor Mukhin, Kandinsky Prize, Regina Gallery, VIENNAFAIR
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Russian Culture Today: The Ministry of Culture and Irina Prokhorova weigh in
On July 3, Russia’s newly-minted Minister of Culture Vladimir Medinsky met for the first time with his Council. The same day, Artguide published a list of this Council, which includes a lively mix of publicists, owners of television stations and even … Continue reading
Moscow’s Contemporary Art World gets a New (Bilingual) Hub
One of the over-riding features of the Moscow art world is that the outside imagination of it has been easily monopolized, simply through lack of exposure. “Russian Contemporary Art? Oh, those two policemen kissing in the New York Times…” or … Continue reading
