Censorship throughout the second half of the 19th century primarily focused on caricature and satirical printing, but painting was also subject to punitive measures. Paintings that came under the close attention of censors were characterized not so much by recommendations for changes, but by a ban on public display. Since the 19th century, getting artists to paint something that did not correspond to their worldview, or to remake old works, became more and more difficult.

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Internet memes come and go so quickly that “fruit flies and yeast look frozen in comparison” [1]. Like flies and yeast, they multiply in an environment that has a limited shelf life: events lose relevance, fashions pass, pictures, words and phrases cease to be funny. However, some memes turn out to be rooted in more stable, culturally significant contexts, so they themselves become events, like a meme challenge to Elon Musk from Russian reality.

A fragment of the exhibition of Chaim Sokol’s project “Transformation as a Form of Resistance.” Gallery Anna Nova. Photo: Alexey Bogolepov We are publishing an accompanying text to Chaim Sokol’s project “Transformation as a Form of Resistance.” “Transformation as a Form of Resistance” is a two-act artistic project by Chaim Sokol, dedicated to transmutations and borderline states - between human and animal, female and male, animate and inanimate, domestic and eerie, past and present.

The young American writer Charmaine Wilkerson wrote her debut book Black Cake, which immediately won the attention of critics. The book is already going to be turned into a TV series , and the author gave an interview to Oprah Winfrey herself! The novel should make an excellent TV series - the famous producer Aaron Kaplan, who has created several very successful TV series, is taking over.

History is an object of constant rewriting. We know that archives translate historical realities into contemporary narratives polarizing and questioning the present. But what happens if the present itself is suddenly contracted by a disastrous war challenging our abilities to (re)think our past and to imagine a future?

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