The Last Soviet Artist, a collection of graphic reportages published by n+1 in 2025, explores generational conflict in the post-Soviet space.
The Last Soviet Artist, a collection of graphic reportages published by n+1 in 2025, explores generational conflict in the post-Soviet space.
Michael David-Fox will discuss his new book Crucibles of Power: Smolensk under Stalinist and Nazi Rule
as a work that cross-fertilizes three fields—the study of Stalinism, Nazi German occupation during World War II, and the Holocaust.
This lecture will examine the theories and practice of two modernist greats—Viktor Shklovsky and Andrei Platonov—as they touch on the materiality of labor, the physical environment, and of language.
Join us for another installment in the Health Matters series, a virtual lecture series on medicine, illness, and public health. This event will be hosted online.
Join us for the roundtable on At the Vanishing Point in History, a book that unites renowned scholars and novelists to discuss the roots and causes of the ongoing catastrophe in Eastern Europe.
This talk addresses formative but under-considered period of Osip Petrov’s biography, exploring his background and training as a repertory player in Ukrainian provincial theatres.
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