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Dmitri Vrubel's son Alexander reflects on the artist's life, the story behind the Berlin Wall mural and his wider artistic legacy.
More than concrete and form, Armenian Soviet architecture fused Brutalism with heritage, using tuff stone and national motifs to resist cultural erasure.
The Lada wasn’t just a car—it was a Soviet statement. Rugged, practical, and iconic, it symbolised national pride and outlived the USSR itself.
Soviet mosaics turned public spaces into propaganda, spreading communist ideology where people lived, played & worked. Some remain, but most are fading away.
In the summer of 1974, an unusual looking ship left Long Beach, CA. It’s destination? The middle of the Pacific Ocean. But, the whole expedition was a lie.
1946 - PresentRussian SFSR2 artworks
1960 - 2022Russian SFSR11 artworks
1908 - 1990East Germany2 artworks
1957 - PresentHungary1 artwork
1910 - 1975Poland1 artwork
1925 - 2016Russian SFSR3 artworks
East Germany1 artwork
1924 - 2017Russian SFSR1 artwork
Lithuanian SSR1 artwork
1922 - 1984Ukrainian SSR3 artworks
1936 - 2005Kazakh SSR1 artwork
1928 - PresentUkrainian SSR2 artworks
1925 - 2021Ukrainian SSR3 artworks
1942 - PresentRussian SFSR1 artwork
Armenian SSR1 artwork