Art, but not as we know it
Published: 30 January, 2008, 10:05
Yury Krzhanovsky was a brilliant follower of Russian avant-garde artist Pavel Filonov. But he gave up his brushes after his teacher had become a social outcast for the Soviet government.
A talented sound imitator, Krzhanovsky chose voice as his working instrument. He voiced dozens of cartoons and films for children.
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