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Tag Archives: Valentin Diaconov
Swearbots, Pussy Riot, and a glimpse Out of Time
Admittedly, from the Western perspective, things have been a bit rocky in Russia lately. (In a piece for the New Republic, satirical bloggers Kermlin suggested giving up optimism and instead start placing bets on the worst possible outcomes, as either way you’re … Continue reading
While we wait on more releases, Late Night with Diaconov…
Despite some (understandably) over-adrenalined official headlines in the wake of Khodorkovsky’s release [for those of you who just said “who?”, we defer to the ever-great Julia Ioffe], Pussy Riot has not been freed. According to a Twitter just sent out on … Continue reading
V_Museum: Platform Moscow brings young Russian artists to Berliner Festspiele
This year’s Berliner Festspiele features a RusImport program, which, in addition to Chekhov productions, includes the launch of V_Museum: Platform Moscow. The virtual museum platform was developed by the Sputnik Art Foundation in Moscow, and has appeared in various iterations … Continue reading
Moscow’s Art World gathers to discuss plans for a Russian National Museum of Contemporary Art
Last week, the ADAA announced its new relief fund, which would provide financial support to the Chelsea galleries and nonprofits hardest hit by Sandy. Recipients include Wallspace, Bortolami and Printed Matter, whose inventory was particularly devastated. As Gallerist reports, David … Continue reading
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Tagged ADAA Relief Fund, Alexander Mamut, Anna Tolstova, Anton Belov, David Zwirner, Diana Machulina, Garage CCC, Mikhail Mindlin, Moscow NCCA, Nikolai Palazhchenko, Olga Sviblova, Russian contemporary art, Russian National Center for Contemporary Art, Sergey Kapkov, Strelka, Valentin Diaconov, Vladimir Ovcharenko
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The 2nd Ural Biennale Reveals its Roster
This morning, the site Artguide.ru broke the artist roster for the second Ural Industrial Biennale of Contemporary Art, slated to run just over a month this fall, from September 13 – October 22, 2012. The first Ural Biennale – curated … Continue reading
On the “Verge”: Russia’s wealthiest woman announces a new era of “Open” art patronage
This past week, international news outlets have been aflutter with the news that Dasha Zhukova and Rem Koolhaas’ new Garage Gorky Park will “define Russia’s new identity.” In the wake of this, there appeared in the Financial Times, Georgina Adams’ curious … Continue reading
The 2nd Ural Industrial Biennial gets its intellectual foundations in Ekaterinburg
On March 28-30, the Ekaterinburg outpost of the National Center for Contemporary Art (who just awarded their annual Innovation prize) hosted a conference to outline the intellectual platform for the 2nd Ural Industrial Biennial, scheduled for September 13 – October … 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
Baibakov Art Projects congratulates Laureates from the Art&Reality conference
This weekend in St Petersburg, the Petr Konchalovsky Foundation, in conjunction with the Russian Ministry of Culture, hosted an international conference on Art&Reality. The conference aimed to gather art world professionals from all over the globe to discuss this year’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Art & Reality, Dmitri Prigov, Hermitage, Petr Konchalovksy Foundation, Valentin Diaconov
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