Two Views of Modern Man

December 4, 2007

Soviet Realism is forced to deal with the power of Modern Art in a late Soviet art work.

{via one of my favorite art blogs, Lunettes Rouges in Paris}

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Hrag Vartanian is editor of Hyperallergic and a member of the Triangle Arts Association board.

He's a Brooklyn-based writer, editor and art critic who has written extensively about street art, performance art, the internet and issues of multiculturalism. He maintains a tumblelog notebook, called “A Brooklyn Art Critic’s Notebook.” He tweets a lot.

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