#prigov

Dmitry Prigov has an ultimate antidote to Christmas carol-style stories on media as the public likes them: the girl threw herself out of the ten-story window, suffered multiple injuries, but, despite all the reasonable hope and contrary to common sense, died.

А это Akira Nagasawa

"One will never know" by Dmitri Prigov. Prigov's exhibit is currently on view at @mmoma . Prigov was a prolific Russian poet and writer, and a conceptual artist. He was labeled a dissident and could not be published or exhibited in Russia until the late 1980-ies when the Soviet censorship loosened up. He then gained much deserved acclaim and is now regarded an important figure of the late 20-th century Russian art. #contemporaryart #russianart #prigov #dmitriprigov #пригов #дмитрийпригов #современноеискусство (at Moscow Museum of Modern Art)

"One will never know" by Dmitri Prigov. Prigov's exhibit is currently on view at @mmoma . Prigov was a prolific Russian poet and writer, and a conceptual artist. He was labeled a dissident and could not be published or exhibited in Russia until the late 1980-ies when the Soviet censorship loosened up. He then gained much deserved acclaim and is now regarded an important figure of the late 20-th century Russian art. #contemporaryart #russianart #prigov #dmitriprigov #пригов #дмитрийпригов #современноеискусство #искусство #contemporary #artwork #artcontemporain #artoftheday #arte #kunst (at Moscow Museum of Modern Art)

Dmitrii Prigov on the failure of ‘Drumpf!’ and the general flaw in liberal textuality

“In other words, everyone died.”

Dmitry Prigov, an amazing Russian poet and cultural analyst, philosopher, stated that not the author is dying in her text (as Barthes tells us she repeatedly does), but the reserved in fact happens: texts dies in author. Text is of no fascination by itself, but it embodies someone, an enigmatic essence behind it, luminous presence, some kind of being manifested through peels of text. A life form.

based on Dmitry Prigov poetry