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From: "Sven Spieker" <info at artmargins.com>

ARTMargins
Contemporary East-Central European Visual Culture
http://www.artmargins.com

01/04

NEW SERIES:

ACBGallery, Budapest    
This is the first in a series of essays in which we will introduce new 
gallery ventures in East-Central Europe. For the longest time the idea that 
the commercial success of art galleries in East-Central Europe is inversely 
proportional to the quality of the work they show seemed to be written in 
stone. In this series we want to give gallerists a chance to comment, 
introduce their spaces, and update us on the situation faced by anyone who 
wants to show and sell contemporary art in the former Eastern Bloc today.

MORE NEW READING:

Louis Armand on the "Prague Biennale 1"

Luiza Barcan reviews Roman Sculptors

Vanessa Cvahte on Inke Arns' book on Neue Slowenische Kunst

Nicole Haitzinger reviews last year's Balcans exhibition in Vienna

Agata Jaqkubowska on Agata Bogacka

Olga Kopenkina discusses a project by Liisa Roberts

Stephan Kuepper on Ekaterina Dyogot's study of Russian 20th-century art

Katarzyna Murawska-Muthesius on diasporic cinema

Irena Oustrouska critiques Milcho Manchevski's film "Dust"

Barbara Piwowarska: The Painter's Eye and Brain

Hillary Powell on "Site Specific Art Projects in St. Petersburg"

Sylvia Sasse reviews Ileana Pintilie's study of Romanian performance art: 
"Art in Boxes"

Anna Sokolina on the "Database on Russian Art, 1860-1940"

Susanne Strätling reviews Svetlana Boym's The Future of Nostalgia

Vladimir Velminsky on a "Art and Crime" in Berlin

Philipp von Hilgers discusses a recent volume on the history of computing 
in Russia