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Principles’ Day Out: Manifesta’s Destiny, Posthumous Petition-signers and Boycotters branded as Hypocrites
Sydney’s Saga Continues: Boycott Artists branded as Hypocrites These past two weeks we have reported on how the artists boycott of the Sydney Biennale over its ties to Transfield (a holding company that had recently expanded to include the detention … Continue reading
Posted in Moscow, St Petersburg
Tagged Ahmet Ogut, ArtLeaks, Chto Delat?, Dmitry Vilensky, Irina Antonova, Kasper Koenig, Luca Belgiorno-Nettis, Malcolm Turnbull, Manifesta, Manifesta 10, Marat Guelman, Pro-Putin petition, Russian Ministry of Culture, Sydney Biennale, Transfield, Vladimir Tsigal, Zurab Tsereteli
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“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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Petitions, Propaganda and Manifesta 2014: A “Neutral Space for Discussion”?
So, speaking of petitions, we have had quite a few Manifesta-related versions sent to our inboxes recently. The most prominent was penned by Noel Kelly, on Change.Org. It states, very plainly that, in light of Russia’s recent, very controversial legislature … Continue reading
Katya Degot and David Riff unleash their list of “researchers” for the Bergen Assembly
Just as this summer heat has us longing for cooler climes, this week we got a news bump reminding us to retreat to Norway for the last days of August to luxuriate in the cool breezes and earnest discourse of … Continue reading
Pussy Riot, Madonna, High Court Hijinks and What it means to be a Hooligan
Like most of the world – judging from the number of Pussy-Riot-relard requests in our inbox – we have spent the last week watching The Trial of Pussy Riot, a tragicomedy that plays more like something from the files of … Continue reading
Posted in Moscow
Tagged Anthony Kiedis, Chto Delat?, Julia Ioffe, Madonna, Mark Feygin, Michael Idov, Pussy Riot, Slavoj Zizek
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Voina i Mir: Collective ignites another controversy during otherwise peaceful protests
This New Years, instead of lighting sparklers, the St Petersburg-based collective Voina ensured a fresh round of newspaper coverage by lighting Molotov cocktails under a parked police transport vehicle. (You can watch the video here.) The group was quick to … Continue reading
Posted in Moscow
Tagged Andrey Erofeev, Chto Delat?, Cops Auto-da-fé, Slavs and Tatars, Voina
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Banking on Ideas?
In the wake of this week’s disastrous eviction of Occupy Wall Street (for a video recap, check out Chto Delat’s blog), the art world has taken many different responses (that is, the section of the art world that wasn’t too … Continue reading
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