Tag Archives: Valery Pavlovich Lamakh

Walking in a Circle (from the Door to the Library)

19th February 2022The Library of the Futureaneducation, Angela Ricci Lucchi, Carmen José, documenta 14, Door to the Library, George Maciunas, Hubertus Gojowczyk, Neue Galerie, Sanchayan Ghosh, Valery Pavlovich Lamakh, Yervant GianikianMinus Plato

This Dangerous Supplement

18th February 2022The Library of the FutureAdéwálé Adénlé, Angela Ricci Lucchi, documenta 14, George Maciunas, Jacques Derrida, Kunstforum International, Lawrence English, Neue Galerie, Olu Oguibe, Valery Pavlovich Lamakh, Yervant GianikianMinus Plato

Here we are at the culmination of this week’s build-up – drum-roll please! There is no place in the book I am communicating to you from – Kunstforum International Bd. 248/249 on documenta 14 – for the works that I have been alluding to located in the basement of the Neue Galerie in Kassel. There […]

No Ordinary Sun and Other Staged Pretexts

17th February 2022The Library of the FutureAngela Ricci Lucchi, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki, documenta 14, George Maciunas, Hone Tuwhare, Kunstforum International, Marina Gioti, Mikhail Matyushin, Neue Galerie, Ralph Hotere, Sammy Baloji, Valery Pavlovich Lamakh, Yervant GianikianMinus Plato

Tomorrow will be the big reveal and you will finally understand where all of this week’s posts have been building towards. But for today, a hint of things to come; a staged pretext, as it were. The book whose pages I have been flitting within this week has been the Kunstforum International tome devoted to […]

A Book of True Schemes and Rough Timelines

16th February 2022The Library of the Future, UncategorizedAfterall, Chto Delat?, documenta 14, Gogol Bordello, Lamakh Valerii, Valery Pavlovich LamakhMinus Plato

LAMAKH VALERII/VALERY PAVLOVICH LAMAKH 1925 He was born on March 6 in the city of Lebedyn in Sumy region. 1939 Enrolls in the Voroshilovgrad State Art College, his studying there will be disrupted by the war. 1942–1945 He is used as a forced labor worker in Germany. Despite the extreme living conditions, this period turned […]