On March 28 Alexander Mitta, an acclaimed film director and genius behind “Chagall-Malevich”, was born. We wish Alexander Naumovich a wonderful day today and in coming days as well. Happy Birthday!
Kristii Schneider and Alexander Mitta at the movie premiere in Moscow
Two famous painters vie for the soul of Revolutionary Russia. An uncomplicated film about thorny stuff like revolution, art, jealousy and betrayal, […]
Kristii Schneider participated in Ivana Chubbuck Workshop Moscow, Russia! Ivana Chubbuck is the founder and director of the Ivana Chubbuck Studio and […]
Еще один год В столице Австрии уже во второй раз прошли Дни российского кино Мария МИХАЙЛОВА, Вена Сегодня в Вене проживают около […]
In 1942, Marc Chagall became one of the last Jewish refugees ferried to safety by Varian Frye’s clandestine network. However, to survive National Socialism Chagall would first have to survive Soviet Communism. Initially, the post-revolutionary days were a time of opportunity for artists (and Russian Jews had little reason to mourn the Romanovs), but Chagall was never very astute when it came to the macro political forces in play, unlike his rival Kazimir Malevich. Eventually, this will become a problem for him and his beloved wife Bella.
