Daniel Moldoveanu on the Kyiv Perennial
A second staging of the Kyiv Biennial’s fifth edition, installed in four separate Berlin outposts, showcases timeless features of enacted warfare, its immediacy and irreversible consequences.
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A second staging of the Kyiv Biennial’s fifth edition, installed in four separate Berlin outposts, showcases timeless features of enacted warfare, its immediacy and irreversible consequences.
COTTBUS: Transylvania Pitch Stop CoCo Award winner Pyrrhic made its pitch at the 25th anniversary edition of connecting cottbus, which was held 8 – 10...
Events - February 17-19 will be a busy weekend with over 130 events spread across the city. We are opening an unrepeatable, long-awaited year, the one in which
20 years after filming a documentary on Pier Paolo Pasolini, Andrei Ujica returns to edit, to reappraise his work
On February 25, 1956, at a closed plenum of the 20th Congress of the Soviet Communist Party, First Secretary Nikita Khrushchev gave a speech about Joseph Stalin, who had died in 1953. Stalin ruled with the proverbial iron fist ever since consolidating power around himself in the wake of Lenin's death in 1924. Khrushchev, in an unprecedented move, broke the fortress of silence around Stalin in his speech, expressing the truth everybody knew but was afraid to say: "Stalin ... elevated himself above the party and above the nation ... He had completely lost consciousness of reality; he demonstrat...