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Second life of great Socialist monument

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Secret photos of the Romanovs

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Russian emigrant art to be brought to light at home

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The time of Faberge

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Gorby’s ad praised

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16.05.2009, 09:07 1 comment

One-of-a-kind Tsarist furniture almost sold

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Photo op

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10.07.2009, 15:14 1 comment

Hemingway: A Farewell to the KGB?

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Discovering the Romanov family

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Sculpture invasion

Published: 06 July, 2009, 16:36

"Domain Field" by Antony Gormley

"Domain Field" by Antony Gormley

TAGS: Art, Russia


A cutting-edge installation featuring 287 sculptures is expected to fill up almost the whole space of the Garage Centre for Contemporary Culture in Moscow.

“Domain Field” is a work by renowned British sculptor Antony Gormley, made from stainless steel bars of different lengths.

Creation of the unconventional installation involved participation of volunteers from 2 to 85 years old.

It’s the first of Gormley’s two exhibitions scheduled to open in the Russian capital this year. The 59-year-old artist has been invited as a special guest of the Moscow Biennale.

In the last 25 years, Gormley has been re-interpreting the human image by means of sculpture in what he describes as “a radical investigation of the body as a place of memory and transformation.” His work has been exhibited worldwide, and will go on display in Moscow on July 17.

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03.07.2009, 13:00

Make it naked!

One of the world’s most unconventional photographers, American artist Spencer Tunick is coming to the Russian capital for a revealing photo shoot.

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