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International Edition
June 18, 2013 Last Updated: 5:38:PM EDT

Censorship

Lance Armstrong Succored by Museum, Pompidou Prez...
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ARTINFO
— Aspen Art Museum Stands by Lance Armstrong: Nike, Anheuser-Busch, Trek, and other major corporate sponsors may have dropped disgraced bike-rider/doping mastermind Lance Armstrong, but one institution is standing by him: the Aspen Art Museum. The museum...
Censorship, Centre Pompidou, Detroit Institute of Arts, Photography, visual arts, Visual Arts, The Daily Checklist
ARTINFO Russia Reports: Pussy Riot's Guilty...
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ARTINFO Russia, Anastasia Barysheva
MOSCOW — Despite the hopes of the many supporters of the punk band Pussy Riot, Judge Syrova's verdict came down at 6pm, Moscow time: Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Maria Alekhina, and Ekaterina Samutsevich were found guilty on charges of hooliganism (...
Censorship, Pussy Riot, Contemporary Arts, Moscow, News
Pussy Riot Verhandlung Moskau Urteil
ARTINFO Russia Reports: Week 1 of the Pussy Riot Trial...
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Eugene Nazarov, ARTINFO Russia, ARTINFO Deutschland
MOSCOW — The first week of the Pussy Riot hearing is over, and after six months of the band's illegal detention, the trial has consisted of five days that make a mockery of common sense in the courtroom. As the farce continues, the international artistic...
art, Censorship, Pussy Riot, Russia, Vladimir Putin, Art & Crime
ARTINFO Russia Reports: Cultural Luminaries Rally...
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Milena Krauz, ARTINFO Russia
MOSCOW — Protests held outside the Tagansky Court building in Moscow on Wednesday brought out many of Russia's leading cultural figures in a show of support for the jailed members of the feminist anti-Vladimir Putin punk band Pussy Riot, though their presence...
Censorship, Music, Performing Arts, Protests, Pussy Riot, Vladimir Putin, Contemporary Arts, Art & Crime, Visual Arts
Jailed Russian Punk Rock Collective Pussy Riot Lands...
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Juliette Soulez, ARTINFO France
PARIS — On June 21, Paris's Palais de Tokyo will launch its new series "Alerte" ("Alarm"), with a show titled "The Case of the Pussy Riot Artists," organized by Russian curator Andrei Erofeev. The exhibition will include two comic strips, a documentary film,...
Andrei Erofeev, Art and Politics, Censorship, Kirill I, Music, Palais de Tokyo, Performing Arts, Pussy Riot, Vladimir Putin, Voina, Music, News, Museums, Europe, Performing Arts
After Protests, Vandalism, and Legal Theater, South...
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Reid Singer
A legal dispute between the African National Congress (ANC) and Johannesburg's Goodman Gallery over a controversial painting of President Jacob Zuma has been settled out of court, the Financial Times reported today. Created by the artist Brett Murray and...
African National Congress, Brett Murray, Censorship, Goodman Gallery, Jacob Zuma, Reid Singer, South Africa, Contemporary Arts, Art & Crime, Visual Arts

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