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I hurried to the opening of blazar, the young contemporary art fair, and share the works that can be bought today, even instantly, by following the QR code beside each description: Nina Stadnik's unicorn-leopard, Alisa's ceramics…
The East · Art · Books · Observations · Mores
Miyoko Ihara's photobook about her grandmother Misao and the white cat Fukumaru
Eighteen years ago, Miyoko Ihara, a graduate of the Nippon Institute of Photography, began photographing her grandmother Misao, who was grieving the death of her husband together with her extraordinary white cat named Fukumaru, and a whole photobook came out of it. The project ended 8 years ago, and what
Archive · Art · Observations · Society · Humour
Suslov and the Party Leadership's Displeasure with Vladimir Semenov's Collection
Vladimir Semyonovich Semyonov's collection is customarily spoken of as outstanding, and the man himself is revered not only as a politician, diplomat and scholar but as a great Soviet patron of the arts. Only in its day his collection drew no small amount of reproach and displeasure from
Art · Moscow · Museums · People
At the Exhibition "Not Forever" in the New Tretyakov Hangs a Portrait of the Diplomat Semenov with His Wife and Daughter by the Artist Dmitry Zhilinsky
At the exhibition "Not Forever" in the New Tretyakov hangs a portrait of the diplomat Semenov with his wife and daughter by the artist Dmitry Zhilinsky. Oil on chipboard and gesso. My attention was caught by the pointedly rich apartment of a high-ranking official, with costly canvases
Architecture · Art · Cinema · Moscow · Observations · Heritage
Sculptor Alexander Burganov and his statue of the Marquis de Sade at Lacoste castle in Provence
As a native of Khamovniki, I find the name of the sculptor Alexander Burganov stirs mixed feelings in me: I recall his ungainly studio in the lanes off Prechistenka, but also, on the other hand, some of his remarkable works. Several of them adorn the ruined château of Lacoste in
Faith · Art · Humour
Adam only wanted a rest, but the Lord had other plans for him
ps little Eve is sheer charm
Art · People · Humour
Humankind: Dürer, a Brilliant Artist
Dürer: That'll Do
The East · Art · Museums · New York · Paris
The Press Office of Malmaison Reports That Jacques-Louis David's Bonaparte Crossing the Great St Bernard Pass Has at Long Last Returned to the Native Walls of the Residence of Napoleon Bonaparte and Joséphine de Beauharnais from the Brooklyn Museum in New
The press office of Malmaison reports that Jacques-Louis David's Bonaparte Crossing the Great St Bernard Pass has at long last returned to the native walls of the residence of Napoleon Bonaparte and Joséphine de Beauharnais from the Brooklyn Museum in New York. Before that, the canvas was
Coming Up · Art
Alisa Ioffe's exhibition “Taman Diary” at Golubitskoye Estate on the Taman Peninsula, 26 August to 30 November
Listings for subscribers in Krasnodar Krai, neighbouring regions, and anyone planning to spend the warm autumn days well in the South of Russia. The Golubitskoe Art Foundation, on the grounds of the Golubitskoe Estate winery on the Taman Peninsula, invites you to Alisa Ioffe's exhibition "Taman Diary&
Aristocracy · Art · Monarchies · Museums
A 1466 tapestry from the series of Duke Philip the Good is kept in the Bern Historical Museum
One of the eight parts of the famous series of tapestries of Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy. The tapestry was made in 1466 in the millefleurs technique, popular in the 15th and 16th centuries, that is, "a thousand flowers", which make up the main artistic body of
NB! · Art · Cinema · Humour
Dracula's Portrait in Francis Ford Coppola's 1992 Film and Dürer's Portrait
Portrait of Dracula from Francis Ford Coppola's 1992 film adaptation vs Dürer's portrait. Neither coincidence nor accident)