Garage Chief Curator Kate Fowle participate in a symposium Specters of Communism: Contemporary Russian Art
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On the following Monday, February 9 from 2-6pm in the Graduate Center’s James Gallery and at e-flux’s exhibition space a symposium Specters of Communism: Contemporary Russian Art is taking place.
Monday, February 9th, 2-6pm
Symposium Specters of Communism: Contemporary Russian Art
Participants: Claire Bishop, Katherine Carl, Keti Chukhrov, Kate Fowle, Boris Groys, Dmitry Vilensky, Arseny Zhilyaev
A lively symposium accompanies Specters of Communism: Contemporary Russian Art in the Graduate Center’s James Gallery and at e-flux’s exhibition space. Curated by prominent philosopher, art critic, and media theorist Boris Groys, the exhibition explores the ways contemporary Russian artists have responded to the utopian vision of the October Revolution and Russian avant-garde art, while grappling with the heritage of Communism.
This symposium and the exhibitionSpecters of Communism is organized in collaboration with e-flux.
Cosponsored by Public Programs and the PhD Program in Theatre.