In the Iron Curtain, A Vibrant Art Scene Thrived Above and Underground – ARTnews.com
'Multiple Realities,' at the Walker Art Center, surveys how experimental art thrived both underground and in plain sight in the Iron Curtain.
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'Multiple Realities,' at the Walker Art Center, surveys how experimental art thrived both underground and in plain sight in the Iron Curtain.
It's the largest survey of Central-Eastern European art to be presented in the U.S., featuring over 250 works by nearly 100 artists.
MPR News’ Art Friend goes to an art exhibition at the Walker Art Center to explore and reflect on the dynamic and politically charged artworks from the Eastern Bloc, particularly struck by Gyola Konkoly's "Bleeding Monument" and its themes of resilience and transient beauty.
The spirit of creative collaboration is on display in gallery and museum shows this fall and winter. Across the United States, exhibitions focusing on