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I am interested in the work, life, history of these two Russian artists, particularly in relation to their sculptural work. Although both would seem to have occupied key positions in the development of "Constructivism" and communist art in the early 1920s, their work in relation to that of their colleagues seems virtually unknown ( at least outside of Russia).
The Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute is pleased to invite members of the larger academic community and the general public to its international conference on States, Peoples, Languages: A Comparative Political History of Ukrainian, 1863–2013.
The Malevich Society is pleased to announce its call for 2014 grant applications.
The Malevich Society is a not-for-profit organization based in New York dedicated to advancing knowledge about the Russian artist Kazimir Malevich and his work.
In her review "Bottoms Up, or Race to the Bottom?" Angela Brintlinger examines (New York: Oxford UP, 2014).
About ten days ago, I sent an emailed request to the Hermitage for the rights to reproduce two images for a forthcoming book, to be published by Oxford University Press. Attaching it to my email, I wrote out the request on my university letterhead and used Oxford's request template, but did not trouble to translate it into English. I have not yet received a response.
Thanks to all of you who responded to my question about the ruble-dollar exchange rate, and to those of you who went beyond to offer additional information.
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Posted by Carolyn Pouncy, Managing Editor, Kritika: Explorations in Russian and Eurasian Studies
Contents, Vol. 15, No. 2 (Spring 2014)
From the Editors
Making Russian History Up . . . 231
Forum: 1812—The War in Words
Nikolai Promyslov
The Image of Russia in French Public Opinion, 1811–12 . . . 235
Victor Taki
The Horrors of War: Representations of Violence in European, Oriental, and “Patriotic” Wars . . . 263
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Call for Papers
A HISTORY OF PENAL REGIMES IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE: 1800-2014
Harvard University
March 5-7th, 2015
