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In the courtyard of the Institute of History and Archives on Nikolskaya Street (remember that Gothic blue façade with the unicorn, the lion and the spires?) there is a small building in the Russian style, a terem

Architecture · Moscow · Heritage · Education

In the courtyard of the Institute of History and Archives on Nikolskaya Street (remember that Gothic blue façade with the unicorn, the lion and the spires?) there is a small building in the Russian style, a terem

In the courtyard of the Institute of History and Archives on Nikolskaya Street (remember that Gothic blue façade with the unicorn, the lion and the spires?) there is a small building in the Russian style, a terem. In the days of the Print Yard, the terem housed the proofreading workshop

By Alexandr Radayev
I had only two photos from "Batman vs Brezhnev" at the Teatr na Bronnoy in my stories (yes, yes, I never break the rules and do not film during a performance), but even that was enough to bring a barrage of questions: a Batman projection on the stage curt

Moscow · Observations · Society Pages

I had only two photos from "Batman vs Brezhnev" at the Teatr na Bronnoy in my stories (yes, yes, I never break the rules and do not film during a performance), but even that was enough to bring a barrage of questions: a Batman projection on the stage curt

I had only two photos from "Batman vs Brezhnev" at the Teatr na Bronnoy in my stories (yes, yes, I never break the rules and do not film during a performance), but even that was enough to bring a barrage of questions: a Batman projection on the stage

By Alexandr Radayev
Last week I visited the exhibition of the Ball and Cross, which became a sensation during the pandemic, by your old acquaintance Max Boxer at the Museum of Decorative and Applied Arts

NB! · Art · Museums · Observations · Society Pages

Last week I visited the exhibition of the Ball and Cross, which became a sensation during the pandemic, by your old acquaintance Max Boxer at the Museum of Decorative and Applied Arts

Last week I visited the exhibition of the Ball and Cross, which became a sensation during the pandemic, by your old acquaintance Max Boxer at the Museum of Decorative and Applied Arts. And do you know, Boxer is still the best at what he does. A splendid collection of young

By Alexandr Radayev
A simple story at the Garage Triennial of Contemporary Art: the friendship of two creators, the Russian painter of the Arctic Alexander Borisov (1866-1934) and the Nenets self-taught talent, the first artist of Novaya Zemlya, Tyko Vylka (1886-1960)

Art · Moscow · Museums · Ethnography

A simple story at the Garage Triennial of Contemporary Art: the friendship of two creators, the Russian painter of the Arctic Alexander Borisov (1866-1934) and the Nenets self-taught talent, the first artist of Novaya Zemlya, Tyko Vylka (1886-1960)

A simple story at the Garage Triennial of Contemporary Art: the friendship of two creators, the Russian painter of the Arctic Alexander Borisov (1866-1934) and the Nenets self-taught talent, the first artist of Novaya Zemlya, Tyko Vylka (1886-1960). Vylka learned to draw from a tear-off calendar

By Alexandr Radayev
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