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Members of the Russian Public Chamber have clashed over a bill on the return of church property seized in the Soviet era, a newspaper said on Friday.
Seventeen watercolor paintings by Adolf Hitler will go under the hammer at an auction to be held in the west of England on September 30.2
The international community would be making a “big mistake” if it approached the global economic crisis in purely financial terms at the expense of dialog between cultures and religions, the director general of UNESCO said.
Andy Warhol's Large Coca-Cola will be auctioned in New York on November 9 for the first time in decades.1
On a dimly lit street in north Moscow, two drunk men kill time outside a local pharmacy as they wait for the arrival of clean syringes so they can shoot up.1
A Cairo museum employee is behind the theft in Egypt last month of Vincent Van Gogh's Poppy Flowers painting.
“Russian Angle” broke out of its studio to go and visit the annual “Art Moscow” fair - one of the city’s prime events in the field of contemporary art. Chief Editor of RussiaProfile.org Andrei Zolotov, Jr. visited the fair as a guest of art director Christina Steinbrecher and spoke to her about the most relevant trends in Russian contemporary art, on whether the boundary between art and media is being blurred, what can be considered authentic in this world of “medialized” art, and how Russian art market has recovered after the 2008 economic crisis.
British trip-hop duo Massive Attack will play a one-off gig in Moscow's Megasport Palace to promote their new album late on Friday.
The head of the Russian Orthodox Church on Tuesday visited Russia's easternmost monastery on the Pacific island of Sakhalin.
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