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15.06.2009, 20:18
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A team of professionals and creative amateurs spent the past week with scissors and glue building a cardboard city at a factory in Moscow.
30.09.2009, 08:59
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She has gained worldwide fame and became an Internet phenomenon, but her art is as down-to-earth as it gets.
29.06.2009, 16:59
His abstract paintings represent the schools of St. Petersburg, New York and Paris all at once. He’s often called eccentric, strange, and even mad. William Bruyere is even a friend of Joseph Brodsky and Eduard Limonov.
24.09.2010, 18:13
From painting to sculpture, video art and weird art…A far-reaching display of works from artists from all over the world, from Japan to Finland, is in full swing at Moscow’s Central House of Artists.
23.06.2009, 13:40
A display of works by the winners of the most prestigious contest among photo-journalists opens in Moscow on June 27. Three Russian photographers are among the winners of the 62 World Press Photo finalists.
16.05.2009, 22:05
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One of the most highly anticipated and popular events in the Moscow art calendar is held on the night of May 16 – May 17, when the city’s museums are open to the late hours and are free of charge.
07.06.2009, 14:47
This weekend, the “Hermitage Garden” in Moscow turns into ‘goode olde England’, while the British capital is swept up with Russian art.
25.07.2009, 19:44
Going against the CGI effects of today, a group of artists and architects are in a remote Russian forest in the Kaluga region, some 200 kilometers south-west of Moscow, to literally take the 21st century back to nature.
22.09.2009, 15:25
“The Idiot” is the title of one of the most famous novels by Dostoevsky. It’s also become the name of a Moscow exhibition by the unconventional American artist Tony Matelli.
23.09.2009, 19:29
From children's toys to might-have-been architectural monuments, the Tretyakov Gallery has prepared three projects as their contribution to the Third Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art.
Published: 16 February, 2010, 21:56
Edited: 17 February, 2010, 22:24
The Moscow House of Photography unveils an exhibition classic Soviet photo-reportage devoted to Nikita Khrushchev and his remarkable time – the so-called “Thaw.”
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It seem to me that Mr Khrushchev was the most underestimated political leader of the 20 thief Century. at home, he brooks off from the Stalin era and at the planetary level, was confronted to the over expending capitalist hegemony. He was strong enough to show to the imperialists what they could do and what they could not do without being sucked in too dangerous confrontations. He knew that to be respected by the Americans, one must show strength, not weakness. Mr Medvedev should study Nikita Khrushchev's legacy and not bind over all those creeps former US secretary of state. Sincerely... Jean-Claude Meslin