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Get ready for Lithuania’s major modern art space to open its doors
Lithuania’s latest modern art institution is opening its doors with a four-day event celebrating the country's best modern artists.
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The Chechen artist confronting his country’s turbulent past -
Explore this summer’s landmark art programme through the eyes of its curators -
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How Russia's leading contemporary art museum changed the art world -
Making the most of your time in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia’s art and trade hub -
Your guide to creative Yekaterinburg, Russia's capital of Constructivism -
The provocative Slovenian artist on staging her own propaganda spectacle -
How Russia's super-rich make and spend their millions -
Meet the Kyrgyz women bringing the public back to galleries -
The Austrian attaché bringing contemporary art to Russia’s regions -
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An interview with Emilia Kabakov -
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Russia’s premier surreal-medieval-cyber art collective -
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How one sculptor turned Holocaust atrocities into devastatingly beautiful art -
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Bishkek’s pioneering art impresario -
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Artemy Troitsky on the cost of Russia’s decade of sex, drugs and excess -
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From Iceland to India, explore our highlights of artists on show this year -
Inside the digital life of a 20-something Ukrainian war veteran -
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A lost Yiddish utopia for Ukraine and its afterlife in modern-day Kharkiv -
Giving Russia’s most up-and-coming artists space to breathe -
Explore this year's highlights from artists representing the New East -
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Explore post-truth and reality with our highlights from Latvia -
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Meet the artist who walked across Moldova in search of cultural identity -
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Inside the spirited collage worlds of Sergei Sviatchenko -
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How two radically different galleries are putting Kiev on the contemporary art map -
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Meet the artist mapping the mythology of the post-Soviet landscape -
Introducing a born-digital generation of artists from the new east -
Three decades on, Russia’s artists are still dealing with the fallout from Chernobyl -
Behind the Soviet-era art collective that continues to defy the norm -
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Ten emerging artists from UK and Ukraine -
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The artists not to miss at the Ural Biennial