Russians are flocking to catch what some fear could be a final glimpse of the embalmed body of Bolshevik leader Vladimir ...

Russians are rushing to Lenin's mausoleum in Moscow as it prepares to close for repairs until 2027. The temporary closure has ...

Mountainhead,” a satirical skewering of tech oligarchs from “Succession” showrunner Jesse Armstrong, arrived this weekend, dropping on the final day of this year’s Emmy eligibility window.

work that Nazis said was created by “idiots,” “criminals,” “speculators,” “Bolsheviks” and “Jews.” The exhibition, “Degenerate Art: Modern Art on Trial Under the Nazis,” is ...

The Bolsheviks wanted to do more than just teach ... In a tiny St Petersburg art studio, Petr Theremin demonstrates the exotic instrument his great-grandfather Leon invented soon after the revolution.

Among purged Bolshevik bigwigs they list by name seven ... Director Arkadievof the Moscow Art Theatre; and Comrade Nissen, who turned the crank of a cine-camera and made a film of Joseph ...

But the whole exhibition was premised on the idea that modern art was barely disguised propaganda for Jewish and Bolshevik worldviews. Jewish dealers, curators and critics were forcing such art on ...

MOCA launched the Ukrainian Emergency Art Fund together with other cultural ... the Ukrainian capital was removed or destroyed by the Bolsheviks during the 1930s.” The museum’s Kyiv-based ...

No fewer than 16,558 artworks: This was the number of paintings, sculptures and drawings considered by the Nazis to be degenerate art. They were produced by the mentally ill, Jews, Bolsheviks and ...

When the Bolsheviks came to power Alexander Rodchenko declared painting to be dead and turned instead to photography. Modern, objective, apparently free from the taint of bourgeois subjectivity ...

The Bolsheviks often undoubtedly fared better on the visual front ... to highlander woodcuts (also clearly resonating with the convention of highlander folk art), with the image of the marshal as a ...