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exhibition archive
Soviet & Subversive
October 28, 1994 - December 14, 1994
books from Russia
This exhibition juxtaposes the commercially-printed and bound books sanctioned by the Soviet government (usually protraying an ideal Soviet life) with secretly handmade books and pamphlets of artists which reveal how people actually lived and coped with the oppression of the Communist era.
Victor
Bogorad
Blind Alley, The
(1984)
photocopy
Day's Leaves, the Night's Roots, The
(1983)
Poetry by Mikhail Kuzmin. Photocopy, typewriter. Perfect bound.
Exercise in Optimism or Soul Therapy
(1990)
photocopy, typewriter
Say Cheese
(1986)
Display copy published in Berlin
That's the Way Things Are
(1990)
Lucien
Dulfan
Save the Birds
(1988)
A "Monumental" Accordion Structure, acrylic on board w/ rope.
Renat
Gazezov
Petty Passions
(1987)
Igor
Kopelnitsky
Reproductions of prints and drawings of Igor Kopelnitsky
Raimonda
Kopelnitsky
Diary Entries
(1990)
Photocopy, later published by Hyperion Press as "No Words to Say Goodbye."
Mikhail
Kuzmin
Day's Leaves, the Night's Roots, The
(1983)
Poetry by Mikhail Kuzmin. Photocopy, typewriter. Perfect bound.
Mikhail
Magaril
Pain I, II & III
(1989)
Ink on Paper
Vladimir
Viderman
Unpublished prints and illustrations by Vladimir Viderman
Mikhail
Zlatkovsky
Drawings
(1985)
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