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Serhiy Zhadan’s The Orphanage is a powerful novel on the experience of war in Ukraine | Calvert Reads

{a_thumbnail limit="1"} Serhiy Zhadan’s The Orphanage is a powerful novel on the experience of war in Ukraine | Calvert Reads

Serhiy Zhadan’s The Orphanage is a powerful novel on the experience of war in Ukraine | Calvert Reads

New Holland to host festival of Dutch artists

The Mixtape 3: Fuselab

Salad days: the return of the vegetarian

Kinotavr film festival opens in Sochi

New York museum exhibits Slava Zaitsev-designed costume

The film club: Strike

Letter from: the highs and the lows of the Cannes Film Festival

Gold coins rain down on spectators at the Russian Pavilion in Venice

Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics medals unveiled

Douglas Smith wins inaugural Russian non-fiction book prize

Larry King to host talk show on Russian TV channel

Future tense: Digital October and the uncertain fate of innovation

The prankster art of Maurizio Cattelan

Close encounter: how an American expat became Moscow's foremost cheesemaker

Tall tales: Owen Hatherley on Moscow's skyscrapers

Pop-up cafe and bookshop open in Moscow's Tretyakov Gallery

The sound artist: Mujuice, Russia's foremost electronic musician, eyes his London debut

Fade to black: remembering controversial director Alexei Balabanov

Dmitry Gutov retrospective opens at MMOMA

Moscow State Museum of New Western Art to be resurrected online

Russian sculpture hits The Hague

British Library exhibition explores Soviet dark arts

Close-up: meet the filmmakers shaping the future of Russian cinema

Balabanov's son may complete late director's last film

Rebecca Horn show opens in Moscow

Fashion designer to the stars publishes new lookbook

Melnikov campaigners take petition to Moscow mayor

Screen-age kicks: in celebration of Soviet-era arcade games

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