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Soviet Art—The Contemporary Scene
Art Journal, 1970While in the West there is a constant interest in all movements in Soviet Art which openly rebel against accepted doctrines—so called “underground” art—there is still a regrettable lack of any attempt to appreciate how contemporary official attitudes are themselves changing and how works of interest are being produced within the context of established ...
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Mass Culture and Soviet Fine Arts
Soviet Education, 1991The question about mass culture in our society has not yet made it to the ratification stage but is in the discussion stage. If we compare the situation in our country with that in the West, we will see that we have essentially no division of culture into elite and mass culture.
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MAIN CATEGORIES OF EARLY SOVIET ART
RSUH/RGGU Bulletin. "Literary Theory. Linguistics. Cultural Studies" SeriesThe article considers the main categoriesof early Soviet art. Those include “life-building” (N. Chuzhak), “production” (N. Chuzhak), “socialization of aesthetics” (B. Arvatov), “art and production” (B. Arvatov), “proletarian artist” (O. Brik), “proletarian art” and others. Addressing those categories precedes outlining the context of the production art
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