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| − | '''Chto delat/What is to be done?''' was founded in | + | '''Chto delat/What is to be done?''' was founded in the spring [[2003]] in the action "The Refoundation of Petersburg" in [[St Petersburg]] by a workgroup of artists, critics, philosophers, and writers from Petersburg, [[Moscow]], and [[Nizhny Novgorod]] with the goal of merging political theory, art, and activism. |
Since then, Chto delat has been publishing an English-Russian newspaper on issues central to engaged culture, with a special focus on the relationship between a repoliticization of Russian intellectual culture and its broader international context. These newspapers are usually produced in the context of collective initiatives such as art projects or conferences. | Since then, Chto delat has been publishing an English-Russian newspaper on issues central to engaged culture, with a special focus on the relationship between a repoliticization of Russian intellectual culture and its broader international context. These newspapers are usually produced in the context of collective initiatives such as art projects or conferences. | ||
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| + | The group includes artists ([[Tsaplya]] and [[Glucklya]], [[Nikolai Oleinikov]], [[Kirill Shuvalov]], and [[Dmitry Vilensky]]), philosophers ([[Artem Magun]], [[Oxana Timofeeva]], [[Alexei Penzin]]), and writers ([[David Riff]], [[Alexander Skidan]]). | ||
http://www.chtodelat.org/<br> | http://www.chtodelat.org/<br> | ||
http://chtodelat.wordpress.com/ | http://chtodelat.wordpress.com/ | ||
Revision as of 15:45, 5 November 2011
Chto delat/What is to be done? was founded in the spring 2003 in the action "The Refoundation of Petersburg" in St Petersburg by a workgroup of artists, critics, philosophers, and writers from Petersburg, Moscow, and Nizhny Novgorod with the goal of merging political theory, art, and activism.
Since then, Chto delat has been publishing an English-Russian newspaper on issues central to engaged culture, with a special focus on the relationship between a repoliticization of Russian intellectual culture and its broader international context. These newspapers are usually produced in the context of collective initiatives such as art projects or conferences.
The group includes artists (Tsaplya and Glucklya, Nikolai Oleinikov, Kirill Shuvalov, and Dmitry Vilensky), philosophers (Artem Magun, Oxana Timofeeva, Alexei Penzin), and writers (David Riff, Alexander Skidan).
