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Tag Archives: Katya Degot
The Show Must Go On for Pinchuk and Manifesta; Not So Much, Voina
Countdown to the Future Generation Art Prize Only five days remain until the close of the Pinchuk Art Centre‘s biennial Future Generation Art Prize. While escalating tensions around Ukraine had us wondering if the show would indeed go on – … Continue reading
Pavilion Politics, Power-Players and a lot of Prizes
We promised this post would be on prizes, and there were certainly plenty given out this week: the Art Newspaper Russia‘s new award, the St Petersburg-based Kurokhin Prize, and of course, the National Center for Contemporary Art’s Innovation Prize, which was awarded last … Continue reading
Posted in Moscow, St Petersburg
Tagged Art Newspaper Russia, ArtChronika, ArtChronika Foundation, Artguide, BREUS Foundation, Ekaterina Degot, Elena Selina, Grigory Revzin, Innovation Prize, Innovazia, Ivan Sotnikov, Kandinsky Prize, Katya Degot, Kuryokhin Prize, MEL Space, Navicula Artis, Nikolai Molok, Peter Aidu, Sasha Pirogova, Semyon Mikhailovsky, Sergey Kuryokin, Shalva Breus, Stella Art Foundation, Udarnik, Udarnik theater, Yuri Albert, ZIP Group
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From Matisse to Alys in Manifesta 10, while Moscow contemplates an Absolute Wine Factory
Manifesta 10 reveals its artist roster, new website While curator Kasper Koenig has given us plenty to speculate on earlier, yesterday, Manifesta 10 revealed the list of artists whose work will be featured in the Hermitage this summer via a press conference … Continue reading
Posted in Moscow, St Petersburg
Tagged Absolute Investment, Alexander Svetakov, Artguide, Ekaterina Degot, Francis Alys, Henri Matisse, Hermitage, Joanna Warsza, Joseph Beuys, Kasper Koenig, Kathrin Becker, Katya Becker, Katya Degot, Manifesta, Manifesta 10, Moscow contemporary art galleries, Pavel Althamer, Ragnar Kjartansson, Roman Trotsenko, Slavs and Tatars, Sofia Trotsenko, Winzavod
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Curator Ekaterina Degot to Cologne’s Akademie der Kunste der Welt
We’re interrupting our new digest format to deliver what we feel is some pretty significant news for Moscow, which we discovered through Artguide: curator Ekaterina Degot (known by most of the Russian art world at “Katya”) has taken on a two-year … Continue reading
Boris Groys pulls out of the Kyiv Biennale Discussion Platform, following Petitions
For its inaugural 2012 outing, the Kyiv Biennale supplemented its exhibition “The Best of Times, The Worst of Times: Rebirth and Apocalypse in Contemporary Art” (that cheerful title courtesy of curator David Elliot) with a series of lectures known as the … Continue reading
Posted in Kyiv
Tagged Alexander Solovyev, Art Worker's Self-Defense Initiative, ArtLeaks, Boris Groys, Censorship in the Ukraine, Contemporary Art in Kyiv, Contemporary art in Ukraine, Great and Grand, Katya Degot, Kiev Biennale, Koliivschyna: Judgement Day, Kyiv Biennale, Mystetskyi arsenale, Natalya Zabolotna, Nikita Kadan, Vladimir Kuznetsov
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Kandinsky Prize releases it 2013 Shortlist
The Russian art world is changing, rapidly. So rapidly, we hardly recognize it from the world of five years ago. In fact, it’s safe to say, we barely recognize it: most of the names on the shortlist for the 2013 … 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
Tell Me Why I Don’t Like Mondays…: Ekaterina Degot and David Riff give details on the Bergen Assembly
This week, curators Katya Degot and David Riff revealed more about their plans for this year’s Bergen Assembly, which is designed as a triennale for Norway’s second city in art. In a statement penned February 9, 2013, the duo announced … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Bergen, Bergen Assembly, David Riff, Ekaterina Degot, Katya Degot, Monday Begins on Saturday, Strugatsky Brothers
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“Offside Effect”: Tbilisi gets a Triennial
The last days of Documenta may now be upon us (Would-be visitors have until the 16th, though it would appear Kassel may extend viewing time on certain commissions by artists like Walid Raad, Michael Rakovitz and Mark Dion, which the city … Continue reading
OpenSpace Closes: Moscow’s cultural portal is ousted from its domain
This week, just as the editor of Artnet announces the end of the company’s online magazine, the editors of the online cultural portal OpenSpace.ru – which agglomerates Russian-language information on categories like Contemporary Art, Literature, Theater and Classical Music – informed … Continue reading
Posted in Moscow
Tagged Katya Degot, Look At Me, Maria Stepanova, Moscow culture, Openspace, The Village
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