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Images of When the USSR Was an “Ally of Black Liberation Causes”

by Allison Conner February 15, 2022February 18, 2022

Most of the media was created to disseminate Communist principles, particularly anti-racism and anti-colonialism.

Posted inArt

Shining a Light on Soviet Jewish Life

by Matt Stromberg February 6, 2022February 8, 2022

Works by Bill Aron and Yevgeniy Fiks chronicle the experience of Soviet Jews who tried to leave their homeland.

Posted inArt

An Artist Investigates the Divide Between Russian Jews and Russian Gays

by Yevgeniy Fiks December 12, 2016August 17, 2020

Yevgeniy Fiks and Galina Zelenina discuss the LGBTQ-Jewish dynamics and politics in Russia today and throughout history.

Posted inOpinion

Artists Confront the Uncomfortable Legacy of Lenin

by Hrag Vartanian January 23, 2015January 26, 2015

This week, two men made headlines when they doused the tomb of the Soviet Union’s first leader Vladimir Lenin with holy water while reportedly shouting “Rise up and leave!”

Posted inArt

A New Year, Same Type of Tired Corporate Critique

by Emily Colucci January 7, 2012January 8, 2012

Ringing in the New Year, the Winkleman Gallery’s group exhibition Corporations Are People Too might prove that 2011’s artistic obsession with corporate power, the economic crisis, and abandoned office buildings with unintentionally ironic posters will continue into 2012. And I’m not entirely convinced that’s a good thing.

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