Arts & Culture

18 April 2013
Estonia’s Winny Puhh Makes 1 Million New Internet Friends

Chewbacca masks, upside-down drums, headache-y lights: Is it Eurovision time already?

By Nirvana Bhatia
 
15 April 2013
Russia’s Nervous System

The country’s written and unwritten rules of governance hold back the tide of modernization. From openDemocracy.

By Sergei Guriev
 
Galina Stolyarova
28 March 2013
Russia’s Morality Police Pull up the Drawbridge

Recent attempts to censor the arts have an unmistakably anti-Western tinge.

By Galina Stolyarova
 
15 March 2013
Red Light at the Crossroads Premium

A ground-breaking Sotheby’s exhibition aimed to open new markets for Central Asian and Caucasus artists, but Uzbekistan’s art scene may not be ready to take the plunge.

By Dengiz Uralov
 
14 March 2013
New Group Launches Czech Cyber Attack, Interim Bulgarian Government Takes Helm Premium

Plus, a museum dedicated to Jewish life in Warsaw unveils a celestial roof and Uzbeks choke on coal while shipping their gas abroad.

By Erik N. Nelson, Richard Parrish, and Connor Zickgraf
 
21 February 2013
Portrait of the Artist as an Endangered Species Premium

A few scattershot efforts to revive Tajikistan’s moribund arts scene are no match for the poverty and isolation that plague it.

By Farrukh Ahrorov
 

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