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Articles by Peter Cheremushkin
When Russian Art Went to New York in 1924
In 1924 more than 1000 works of art from Soviet Russia were sent to an exhibition-sale in America.
Rediscovering the Complex Legacy of Artist Yuri Pimenov
The artist recreated himself in the 1930s, and in the process created a new trend in Soviet art.
Vladislav Mamyshev-Monroe, Russia’s Performance Artist Extraordinaire
The tribute to Mamyshev-Monroe reveals an artist of wit, intelligence and glamour.
Russian Artists Take Andy Warhol's Pop Art Vision and Run With It
The show at St. Petersburg's Sevkabel Port reveals the American artist's influence on generations of Russian artists.
The Museum of Russian Impressionism Celebrates 'Seekers of Art'
Who were the people collecting forbidden art during the Soviet period and what did they collect?
Painter Robert Falk's Triumphant Return to Moscow
More than 200 works by Robert Falk let us see this brilliant artist's oeuvre as we never have before.
VKHUTEMAS is 100 at the Museum of Moscow
The Museum of Moscow's exhibition of the Higher Art and Technology Studios is a true revelation.
When Andy Warhol Came to Moscow
As the show comes to an end, Peter Cheremushkin looks at its importance for Russian art and art lovers.
Discover Sergei Vinogradov, an Artist Russia Forgot
Who convinced collector Mikhail Morozov to buy the first works sold by Paul Gaugin? You'll never guess.
Return of the Amazon: Sarra Lebedeva at the Tretyakov Gallery
Here's an essential exhibit (if only virtual) for anyone interested in the 20th-century Russian avant-garde.
Garage Presents the Second Triennial of Contemporary Russian Art
For this Triennial, the curators stepped aside and let artists make the call. The result is fascinating.
The Last Address of Alexander Drevin
On Sunday a plaque went up on the apartment house that was the Last Address of a great avant-garde painter.
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Peter Cheremushkin
Why Russians Like Vodka More Than Lenin
When we witnessed the fall of the Soviet Union 20 years ago, we also witnessed the fall of its monuments. The general impression was that we were...