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Tag Archives: Pavel Pepperstein
Holy Politics, Unholy Economics
With the ruble hitting record-breaking lows, it has been a challenging December in Moscow, but the mood is one of “we have seen this before and know how to live through it.” Holiday shopping has been extreme as Russians are … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexey Navalny, Andrey Zvyagintsev, Garage, Kandinsky Prize, Leviathan, Pavel Pepperstein, Politics, Vladimir Medinsky
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The writing on the wall
Russian artist Petr Pavlensky staged a Van Gogh – esque act of self – mutilation last week, cutting off his earlobe with a butcher’s knife while sitting on the walls of the Serbsky psychiatric centre in Moscow. The artist’s action, called … Continue reading
An Oh So Quiet Manifesta
A month ago, the fate of Manifesta10, the European art biennial that was set to open in St. Petersburg on June 28th, was still undecided. Some artists were boycotting the exhibition, others were dropping out, staff was not being paid, … Continue reading
New Artists on the Block: Guryanov and Novikov fare well at Sotheby’s Contemporary East Day Sale
“One of the reasons there’s so much talk about money is that it’s so much easier to talk about than the art,” David Zwirner observes, in Nick Paumgarten’s fresh New Yorker piece “Why Are So Many People Paying So Much … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrei Khlobystin, Andrei Monastyrski, Boris Mikhailov, Contemporary Russian Art, David Zwirner, Erik Bulatov, Evgeny Kozlov, Georgy Guryanov, Ilya Kabakov, Kate Sutton, New Yorker, Nick Paumgarten, Oleg Kotelnikov, Oleg Kulik, Oleg Maslov, Oleg Vassiliev, Pavel Pepperstein, Russian art at auction, Semyon Faibisovich, Sophia Kishovsky, Sotheby's, Sotheby's Contemporary East, The New Artists, Timur Novikov
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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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Massimiliano Gioni is named curator of the 2013 Venice Biennale
Baibakov Art Projects extends its warmest congratulations to New Museum curator Massimiliano Gioni, who has just been named the curator of the 2013 Venice Biennale. In addition to spearheading the New Museum’s upcoming Generational show, The Ungovernables, Gioni is responsible … Continue reading
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