Victoria Lomasko’s series HERE and THERE (2020) will be featured in an upcoming Harvesters collection by lumbung Press, developed by lumbung members and artists, and the artistic team of Documenta 15.
Victoria Lomasko is a Russian political artist who was based in Moscow until March 2022. Her book Other Russias, a collection of "graphic reportages," was published in six countries. A fixture at Moscow’s... More by Victoria Lomasko
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