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. The viewer is required to engage in a dialog with them. Each is a story, a complete narration, the history of somebody's life. As I see it, Ilya Kabakov is an artist-narrator, a poet-philosopher. What is important is that a viewer is capable of understanding the works of this Moscow artist.

. A fifth page displays related chronologies on specialized subjects. This Web site, constructed at Bucknell University, excels at deconstructing and highlighting the major elements which make up the diverse history of this nation. It contains links to departmental resources, such as timelines of Russian history and a chronology of periods in Russian history. The Face of Russia is a PBS site constructed around its successul television series.

Full text search Excerpts Subject catalogs Subject index Series indexShopping cart contents or Print an order form. 00tx 0-226-95124-3 Fall 1993 Fascinated by the myth of the Russian avant-garde and scornful of official art, the West has been selective in its engagement with Russian visual culture. Yet how do contemporary Russian scholars and critics themselves approach the history of visual culture in the former Soviet Union. Taking its title from a Russian word that can refer to the 'texture" of life, painting, or writing, this anthology assembles thirteen key essays in art history and cultural theory by Russian-language writers. The essays erase boundaries between high and low, official and dissident, avant-garde and socialist realism, art and everyday life.

German artist Vera Lutter's large-scale photographs of industrial sites were on exhibition at Dia from October 14, 1999, through June 18, 2000. Using pinhole cameras, the precursor to the modern multi-lens camera, Lutter draws on pioneering techniques and historical models to construct vividly arresting representations. He is a filmmaker and film theorist, and has written widely on the history of art. As curator of the Palais des Beaux Arts in Brussels, he initiated an exhibition on the history of the Wide White Space Gallery in Antwerp, the first gallery exhibiting Panamarenko's work. Schnauwaert has written extensively on artists from the European Belgian Neo-Avantgarde of the 1960s and 1970s, such as Marcel Broodthaers and Jef Geys, in addition to other contemporary artists, including Allan Sekula and Lawrence Weiner.