The 5th Moscow Biennale, which closed October 20, saw Political Correctness rear its head beneath the Kremlin walls as feminist Belgian curator Catherine de Zegher turned the swanky Manège exhibition center into a Global Bazaar, crammed with 28 rolls of wire, 65 tubes of toothpaste, 102 earthenware bowls, 139 pairs of shoes, 176 wicker baskets, 213 plates, 240 skis, 277 wooden crates, 314 cardboard boxes, 351 cuddly toys, 388 shopping bags, 425 plastic bottles, 462 gloves and one Aboriginal Ten...
Moscow Maelstrom: Lightweight Biennale Outshone by Satellite Shows & Atypical Art Fair
The Huffington Post - 26 Oct 2013 18:17
The 5th Moscow Biennale, which closed October 20, saw Political Correctness rear its head beneath the Kremlin walls as feminist Belgian curator Catherine de Zegher turned the swanky Manège exhibition center into a Global Bazaar, crammed with 28 rolls of wire, 65 tubes of toothpaste, 102 earthenware bowls, 139 pairs of shoes, 176 wicker baskets, 213 plates, 240 skis, 277 wooden crates, 314 cardboard boxes, 351 cuddly toys, 388 shopping bags, 425 plastic bottles, 462 gloves and one Aboriginal Ten...
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