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Victory Over the Sun. Epilogue

Ukrainian avant-garde of the 90s. Ideology and art. Works and reflections of artists. Tiberii Silvashi, Oleg Tistol, and Oleksandr Solovyov discuss the artistic collectives “Picturesque Reserve” and “Paris Commune” at an exhibition at the Ukrainian House.

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Ukrainian avant-garde of the 90s. Ideology and art. Works and reflections of artists. Tiberii Silvashi, Oleg Tistol, and Oleksandr Solovyov discuss the artistic collectives “Picturesque Reserve” and “Paris Commune” at an exhibition at the Ukrainian House.

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