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The Barbican Gallery at the Barbican Centre in London, England, is currently staging an exhibition of Russian revolutionary art entitled 'New Art for a New Era.' The works on display are on loan from the State Russian Museum, but all originally belonged to the St Petersburg Museum of Artistic Culture. Some of them have not been seen much in the West before, and their strangeness is surprising. They include Pavel Filonov's 1915 paintings 'Flowers of Universal Blooming' and 'The German War,' along with Mikhail Larionov's 1912 work 'Venus.'

Marketing procedures, Geographic, England, Museums & Art Galleries, Museums, Art industry, Art industries and trade, Art, Russian, Russian art

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How British art recovered its high spirits

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The Harris Museum and Art Gallery in Preston, England, is staging an exhibition of work by abstract artist Jeremy Moon, who died in 1973. Most of the works still belong to the artist's estate, and are still very fresh in appearance.

Art, Abstract, Abstract art, Moon, Jeremy

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