Congratulations, Dr. Borkhardt!

Congratulations, Dr. Borkhardt!

Apr 19, 2021 | news, publications, Russian Art

The Russian Art & Culture Group would like to congratulate Sebastian Borkhardt for the publication of his PhD thesis on Wassily Kandinsky!

In „Der Russe Kandinsky“. Zur Bedeutung der russischen Herkunft Vasilij Kandinskijs für seine Rezeption in Deutschland, 1912-1945 [“The Russian Kandinsky”: On the Significance of Vasilii Kandinskii’s Russian Origin for His Reception in Germany, 1912-1945.] Sebastian discusses how Kandinsky’s work was perceived and discussed in Germany during the artist’s stay there.

We are delighted that this well-researched work is now available for the German reader and thankful for this enrichment of the scholarship on Russian art in Germany.

So, Congratulations! once again and the best of luck for your future projects, Dr. Sebastian Borkhardt!

Forthcoming Talk on Russian Art (Feb. 8th)

Forthcoming Talk on Russian Art (Feb. 8th)

Feb 3, 2021 | event, news, Russian Art

The Russian Art & Culture Group would like to draw your attention to a forthcoming virtual talk on Russian art.

 

Margaret Samu (The New School’s Parsons School of Design)
is presenting her work on
Painters, the Art Market, and Images of Female Beauty in Russia, 1830-1860
on Monday February 8, 2021,
at 12:00 pm (EST) | 18:00 (German time).

We highly recommend the attendence in this zoom meeting at: https://nyu.zoom.us/j/99102207490.

You will find more information on the NYU’s website.

See you all online on Monday! 

Congratulations, Dr. Malycheva!

Congratulations, Dr. Malycheva!

Feb 3, 2021 | news, publications, Russian Art

The Russian Art & Culture Group would like to congratulate Tanja Malycheva for the publication of her PhD thesis on Valentin Serov!

In Valentin Serov: Bildfindungsprozesse des russischen Künstlers im gesamteuropäischen Kontext [Valentin Serov: Image Genesis Processes of the Russian Artist in a Pan-European Context] Tanja discusses Serov’s voyages and their inspirational character.

We are delighted that her well-researched work is now available for the German reader and thankful for this enrichment of the scholarship on Russian art in Germany.

Her publication is generously supported by the Kroll Family Trust. 

So, Congratulations! once again and the best of luck for your future projects, Dr. Tanja Malycheva!

Thank You for a Wonderful Workshop!

Thank You for a Wonderful Workshop!

Oct 19, 2020 | graduate workshop, Russian Art

Our eighth graduate workshop on The Problem of Religious Art in Modernity. Uses and Abuses of the Icon in Russia and first online event was a great success!

We heard of intriguing research and engaged in vivid discussions thanks to our wonderful speakers, our participants, and our great colleagues at the “Eurasia in Global Dialogue” Program at the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM).

Since we were not able to personally meet in Vienna, please enjoy some impressions of the city in our gallery.

The presentations will soon be available on YouTube. Furthermore, following tradition and for promoting reasons, there will be a booklet.

We will keep you updated!

Digital Workshop Starting Today!

Digital Workshop Starting Today!

Oct 14, 2020 | graduate workshop, Russian Art

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Time is ticking until our eighth graduate workshop on The Problem of Religious Art in Modernity. Uses and Abuses of the Icon in Russia and first online event will start on Zoom!

Our colleagues of the “Eurasia in Global Dialogue” Program at the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM) and we are already looking forward to meeting our wonderful speakers and participants online.

There is still time to ensure your own participation! It is free for everyone, you just need to register on the website of the IWM to receive the necessary information to access our Zoom webinar.

There will be news and pictures from our conference headquaters at the IWM on Facebook!

Program of the Workshop Released

Program of the Workshop Released

Oct 2, 2020 | graduate workshop, Russian Art

Only two more weeks until our graduate workshop on The Problem of Religious Art in Modernity. Uses and Abuses of the Icon in Russia!

Please go ahead and have a look at the workshop’s program!

We are already looking forward to welcome our speakers and guests to our first online workshop from October 14 to 16, 2020, from around 2 to 5 pm, Bremen and Vienna time (UTC+2 hours).

The participation is FREE for everyone, you just need to register in due time on the website of the IWM to receive the necessary information to access our Zoom meeting room.