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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Bleak is the New Black: Nadya Tolokonnikova describes life in a Russian penal colony
While we have tried to maintain a critical distance from some of the more outright provocations of and around the Pussy Riot group (for the obvious reason that sometimes indulging the more spectacular aspects of the case keeps the attention … Continue reading
“Re-Aligned Art” Brings Chto Delat, Pussy Riot, et al, to Norway
e-flux’s Adam Kleinman wasn’t the only visitor to Katya Degot‘s and David Riff‘s Bergen Assembly that was swayed by Chto Delat‘s new A Border Musical, 2013, which sets a Songspiel-styled, transnational romance in remote Finnmark (for many a reminder that Norway … Continue reading
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Tagged A Border Musical, Anatoly Osmolovsky, Arseny Zhilyaev, Bergen Assembly, Border Poetics, Chto Delat?, Contemporary Russian Art, Ivor Stodolsky, Katya Samutsevich, Marita Muukkonen, Nadya Tolokonnikova, Perpetuum Mobile, Pussy Riot, Pyotr Verzilov, Re-Aligned Art, Timofey Radya, Tromsø Kunstforening, Victoria Lomasko, Voina
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A Call for Proposals to Reimagine Russia’s National Center for Contemporary Art
A few days ago, Sophia Kishkovsky published an article on The Art Newspaper titled “Moscow biennial curator and artists explain why we shouldn’t boycott Russia,” in which Biennale curator Catherine de Zegher compares provocative art to fast food (“It flares up, then it’s finished.”) What was … Continue reading
More on Manifesta: Koenig hints at artist list, including Marlene Dumas, Jeremy Deller and Maria Lassnig
So, we know we’ve been covering a lot about Manifesta recently, but it’s on our minds (and we would certainly rather cover this than cover the highjinks with the Museum of Authority – most recently that a purported member of … Continue reading
Posted in St Petersburg
Tagged Anna Matveeva, Dmitry Ozerkov, Hermitage contemporary art, Hermitage Museum, Ilya Kabakov, Jeremy Deller, Kasper Koenig, Louise Bourgeois, Manifesta, Manifesta 10, Maria Lassnig, Marlene Dumas, Museum of Authority, Pavel Gerasimenko, Pavel Pepperstein, Piranesi, Piranesi architectural drawings, Since St Petersburg Regained its Name, Timur Novikov, Vlad Mamyshev-Monroe
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St Petersburg in the News: Manifesta does Matisse, Putin in Panties, Afrikan Politics and the close of New Holland
September is here, and with it, so come tumbling all the updates about what went on in August! Thankfully, Artguide is back to publishing their daily news updates, kicking off with a column by St Petersburg-based curator Anna Matveeva, who highlighted … Continue reading
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Tagged Anna Matveeva, APERTO Gallery, Artguide.ru, Bruce High Quality Foundation, Censorship in Russia, contemporary art in Russia, Hedwig Fijen, Hermitage, Kasper Koenig, Kasper Konig, Manifesta, Manifesta 10, Manifesta 2014, Museum of Power, New Holland, Sergey Bugaev Afrika
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