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NB! · Coming Up · Art · Moscow · People
The pop/off/art Gallery Announces a Memorial Where One May Honour the Memory of Erik Bulatov
Books · Observations · Science · People
When it comes to the process of self-cognition carried out by absolute thought in the person of man, it is language that turns out to be the privileged form of outward manifestation in which this process both begins and ends
When it comes to the process of self-cognition carried out by absolute thought in the person of man, it is language that turns out to be the privileged form of outward manifestation in which this process both begins and ends. It is in language that thought finally returns to
NB! · Faith · People · Nature
It turns out that Saint Innocent of Alaska (1797-1879), also known as Innocent, Metropolitan of Moscow, rescued an eagle (or was it a bald eagle?), nursed it back to health and set it free, only for the bird to return and become a friend to its saviour
Art · Moscow · Museums · People
Tradition is what lives today, what is not merely memory but constant movement forward
Tradition is what lives today, what is not merely memory but constant movement forward. For me, tradition and the avant-garde are not opposite poles but a dialogue in which I find my own point. Irina Zatulovskaya, whose exhibition runs until 30 November at MMOMA on Gogolevsky Boulevard, speaks of
NB! · Art · Books · Madrid · People
Savva Brodsky's illustrations for the 1976 edition of Don Quixote earned him the status of corresponding academician of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando in Spain
NB! · Art · People
Office Work: the Australian Artist Shaun Tan
NB! · Faith · Monarchies · Society · People
A self-sacrificing peasant, burning with love for the Motherland, Ivan Susanin laid down his life for Rus, for the faith and for the Tsar
Cinema · Observations · People · Humour
Warwick Davis and His Roles in Harry Potter
Warwick Davis and his roles in Harry Potter. I cannot explain it by anything other than the producers' keen desire to save a great deal of money on hiring actors of short stature. This curiosity is to some extent played upon in the comedy series about Davis's
NB! · Art · People
Italian Beauty by Ferdinando Scianna
Art · People
The Werewolf
Honoured Artist of Russia Boris Zabirokhin
Art · Society · People · Humour
A Friday evening to all, as good as the one enjoyed by Burroughs and Mr. Peanut
In 1974, one of the most surreal events in the history of modern art took place in Vancouver, when Mr. Peanut, an anthropomorphic groundnut in a top hat and monocle, stood for mayor of the city. Behind this persona stood the artist Vincent Trasov, a member of the art group