Sophia Kishkovsky
Art is a weapon as Russia and US fight cultural war
Relations worse than ever after federal US judge imposes $43.7m fine over Jewish Orthodox library
Artists should be ‘feared by the powerful’, says former Greek finance minister
In his keynote speech at the Moscow Biennale, Yanis Varoufakis discussed the perils of cultural collapse and why the euro is doomed—from an artistic standpoint
Moscow Biennale brings hope to grim symbol of Russia’s past
Contemporary art exhibition sends homegrown and foreign artists to country's industrial centres
Putin intervenes in Crimean row
Priest resigns after outrage over appointment to run World Heritage Site
Founder of Jewish museum injured in Moscow shooting
Jewish organisation concerned attack on collector and businessman Sergei Ustinov may be anti-Semitic
Curators of Kiev biennial send Europe back to the class room
Eight-week event is structured around "schools" addressing key social and artistic issues
Russian museums reel as they are engaged by the orthodox church in a sacred battle
The increasing closeness of church and state is causing concern about the future of museums and artists’ freedom of expression
Separatists in eastern Ukraine blow up art installation
Pascale Marthine Tayou’s 40m-tall piece was dedicated to the women of Donetsk
Russian architect fights for German Modernist housing estate
Dmitry Sukhin wants Colour Row Settlement, designed by Berlin Philharmonic Hall architect Hans Scharoun, to be restored to full glory
Moscow’s Garage Museum opens with one eye on Soviet past, the other on the future
Inaugural exhibitions highlight its archive of non-conformist art, while new commissions keep the institution focused on the present
Dasha Zhukova’s Garage to reopen in new-look Gorky Park pavilion
Rem Koolhaas transforms Soviet-era pavilion and Yayoi Kusama brings Infinity Room and polka dots to Moscow<br>
Has Russian government’s half-billion dollar pledge to save historic city of Vyborg come too late?
Experts blame local authorities in Vyborg for failing to act as architecture begins to collapse
Russian artist named a 'prisoner of conscience' by Amnesty International has been released
Artyom Loskutov was jailed by Siberian police after organising a May Day counter-march
Kiev Biennial finds a new venue and international support
Second edition to open at the Visual Culture Research Center in September with related projects across Europe, curators say
Russia’s Versailles under threat by developers
Preservationists fear that plans for the Arkhangelskoye estate’s visitor facilities will ignore restoration needs
Russian dealer to help Abramovic get Montenegro art centre off the ground
<p> Performance artist’s Bauhaus-inspired venue was meant to open in 2013 </p>
Disputes in Russia concerning the authenticity of many works attributed to Malevich circulating the Russian art market
As a major Malevich show opens in London, claims grow that the avant-garde market is still plagued by the fakes
Tate Modern is our model, says director of Pushkin museum
Maria Loshak seeks industrial space for Modern and contemporary art satellite in Moscow
Moscow collector Mkrtich Okroyan opens Art Deco museum
Objects include a mixed media panel suite by Pierre Bobot from the Roseland Ballroom in New York
New monument to mark Malevich’s grave
A competition to be held for a monument to mark lost resting place of the Russian avant-garde
The Ratnaya Palata gets a fresh start with new WWI museum
Russia sets sights on high-tech war museum without a Marxist-Leninist bias
National Institute of Independent Expertise founded to root out fakes in Russian art market
The organisation, the brainchild of coin collector Vladimir Kazakov and The East European Auction house, aims to ensure that the provenance of a piece has been checked via an unbiased system
Hermitage and Pushkin involve Putin in new museum row
The two institutions have clashed over the future of modern masterpieces
Museums caught in the crossfire of discrimination in Russia
Conservative and anti-gay campaigns hit museums
Sweet factory could be Moscow’s Tate Modern
It will be part of a larger development that will include office space, retail outlets and swanky lofts
Collector Shalva Breus turns Constructivist cinema into Moscow art space
Soviet-era unofficial artists and videos are on the centre’s agenda
New projects: The Rothko art centre
The artist was born in Daugavpils, once part of Russia
Pushkin Museum exhibition cited for rise in Russian tourism in Catalonia
Mr and Mrs Dalí draw Russians to Spain