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Russia has attacked Ukraine and wants to enslave it. Russia kills Ukrainian children, women, carries out genocide on Ukrainian people. Europe, close the skies over Ukraine from attacks by Russian planes and missiles. Ukraine's victory will prevent World War III.

Іnstsenizatsiia ukrains’koho avanhardu 1910-1920 rokiv

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Інсценізація українського авангарду 1910-1920 років. Staging the Ukrainian Avant-Garde of the 1910s and 1920s / / | 978-0-9908522-0-9 | The Ukrainina museum / The Ukrainina museum | 2015 | 280 S., Grossformat | New York / New York

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Publisher	The Ukrainina museum / The Ukrainina museum / The Ukrainina museum
Author	/ /
City	New York / New York / New York
Pages	280 S., Grossformat
ISBN	978-0-9908522-0-9
Detail	A full color illustrated, bi-lingual (English and Ukrainian), 276-page, softcover catalogue accompanies Staging the Ukrainian Avant-Garde of the 1910s and 1920s. The publication features critical essays byconsultative curators Myroslava Mudrak, Professor Emerita, The Ohio State University, Department of History of Art, and Tetiana Rudenko, Chief Curator of the Museum of Theater, Music, and Cinema Arts of Ukraine in Kyiv. It includes contributions by these acknowledged experts: Nicoletta Misler, Professor of Russian and East European Art at the Istituto Universitario Orientale, Naples (University of Naples); John E. Bowlt, Professor, Department of Slavic Languages at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, Director of the Institute of Modern Russian Culture, and specialist in the history of modern Russian art; Valentyna Chechyk, Professor, Department of Art History and Theory at Kharkiv State Academy of Art and Design (Ukraine); Hanna Veselovska, Professor at the Department of Theater Theory and Criticism, the Karpenko-Karyi National University of Theater, Cinema, and Television in Kyiv; Mayhill Fowler, Stetson University, Department of History, specializing in the cultural history of Russia, Ukraine, and Eastern Europe. /// ///

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