A new art installation has opened in Malevich Park outside Moscow. Titled “White Forest,” it features artwork by Gregory Orekhov, Alexei Luka and the Artistic Solitude art group. Visitors are invited to reflect on how nature interacts with themes such as urbanization, power and fame. The exhibition is free and runs until March 1.
A St. Petersburg high-school teacher said she was forced to quit for reciting the work of poets who had been declared Soviet “enemies of the people” to her students. Serafima Saprykina said her secondary school’s director reprimanded her at an emergency meeting in December for reciting Daniil Kharms and Alexander Vvedensky’s works to her 10th-grade…
In Russia today more than 1.5 million women are living with a cancer diagnosis, and the vast majority of them need psychological support in addition to medical treatment. Headed by cancer survivor Olga Pavlova, the Fund for the Development of Intersectoral Partnership launched a media campaign in Moscow to destigmatize cancer, eradicate false stereotypes, assuage…