On 26 June the Lazy Mike gallery opens "You Are Not Alone", a charity exhibition: proceeds from the sale of works by 12 contemporary Russian women artists will go to the women's mutual aid fund of the same name

On 26 June the Lazy Mike gallery opens "You Are Not Alone", a charity exhibition: proceeds from the sale of works by 12 contemporary Russian women artists will go to the women's mutual aid fund of the same name. Among the works are some we have already seen this year at other exhibitions, which makes them no less interesting. There is a rather old carpet by Apollinaria Brosh with a cut-out aeroplane, a symbol of the fact that you are not going to fly anywhere. There are some very cool paper rats by Natalya Pivko, one of which appeared at the Shar and Krest exhibition in the Museum of Decorative Arts. There is a cardboard cartoon hero from the exhibition of Nizhny Novgorod artists at Richter. In the photo: "Choice" by Irina Nakhova and "Tatiana 16" by Fedora Akimova. As for the rest, come and see for yourselves.

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On 26 June the Lazy Mike gallery opens "You Are Not Alone", a charity exhibition: proceeds from the sale of works by 12 contemporary Russian women artists will go to the women's mutual aid fund of the same name

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At the close of the Strugatskys' "Roadside Picnic" the Golden Sphere is asked for this: "Happiness for everybody, free, and let nobody go away unsatisfied!" I do not promise to leave no one aggrieved, but the digest really does come free

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