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* Seva Dymodel, Kirill Junolainen, Sergey Mombus, [http://www.kwml.net/output/?f=e&e=58&page=rb_ARTIKEL&a=b9e8dfbd&c=Eastern%20Europe%20Art&Culture "Non-conformist Murmansk. Tales of unfulfilled dreams in the far north of Russia"], 2005. [http://www.kontakt.erstebankgroup.net/report/stories/Murmansk+nonkonform/en] | * Seva Dymodel, Kirill Junolainen, Sergey Mombus, [http://www.kwml.net/output/?f=e&e=58&page=rb_ARTIKEL&a=b9e8dfbd&c=Eastern%20Europe%20Art&Culture "Non-conformist Murmansk. Tales of unfulfilled dreams in the far north of Russia"], 2005. [http://www.kontakt.erstebankgroup.net/report/stories/Murmansk+nonkonform/en] | ||
| − | * Nikita Velichko, "Global Ear: Murmansk: Reporting from Russia’s biggest Arctic Circle city", ''The Wire'' 410, London, Apr 2018. [https://www.thewire.co.uk/issues/410] | + | * Nikita Velichko, [https://www.artoffice.be/media/269-inversia_the_wire.pdf "Global Ear: Murmansk: Reporting from Russia’s biggest Arctic Circle city"], ''The Wire'' 410, London, Apr 2018, p 20. [https://www.thewire.co.uk/issues/410] |
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Revision as of 20:49, 5 December 2018
- Initiatives
- Fridaymilk (*2012), Radioarctica (*2017).
- Festivals, events
- Inversia festival (2018), Uncapitals (*2015), Dark Ecology (2015).
- Art workers
Aleksandr Alekseev (Александр Алексеев), Alyona Zhirova (Алёна Жирова), Anton Petrunin, Anya Potashova (Аня Поташова), Anton Smirnov (Антон Смирнов), Inna Fedorova (Инна Фёдорова), Oleg Khadartsev (Олег Хадарцев), Oleg Sobolev, Pavel Borisov, Sergey Bakanev (aka Mombus, Момбус, 1974), Seva Dymodel (1974), Slava Krasnov (Слава Краснов, aka Jasnazima), Zhanna Guzenko (Жанна Гузенко).
- Articles
- Seva Dymodel, Kirill Junolainen, Sergey Mombus, "Non-conformist Murmansk. Tales of unfulfilled dreams in the far north of Russia", 2005. [1]
- Nikita Velichko, "Global Ear: Murmansk: Reporting from Russia’s biggest Arctic Circle city", The Wire 410, London, Apr 2018, p 20. [2]
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Amsterdam, Bergen, Berlin, Bratislava, Budapest, Kyiv, London, New York City, Oslo, Paris, Prague, Rotterdam, Seoul, Tokyo, Vienna, Warsaw, Zagreb | ||
