Casting a glasnost glow on once-obscured artists

[book review]

by Stanley Meisler

Commentary by Stanley Meisler

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Casting a glasnost glow on once-obscured artists
December 1, 1989
December 1989
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To be an independent artist in the USSR until recently was to live a secret, underground existence. Things are very different these days...
To be an independent artist in the USSR until recently was to live a secret, underground existence. Things are very different these days...
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