Difference between revisions of "Belarus"
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| + | * [https://kalektar.org/ Kalektar], resource for contemporary Belarusian art, *c.2015 | ||
* [http://web.archive.org/web/20170130145453/http://belavangard.by/ Museum of Belarusian Avant-Garde], virtual museum of selected works and authors of the 1980-2000s in Belorussian art. (archived) | * [http://web.archive.org/web/20170130145453/http://belavangard.by/ Museum of Belarusian Avant-Garde], virtual museum of selected works and authors of the 1980-2000s in Belorussian art. (archived) | ||
Latest revision as of 20:23, 11 September 2022
- Resources
- Kalektar, resource for contemporary Belarusian art, *c.2015
- Museum of Belarusian Avant-Garde, virtual museum of selected works and authors of the 1980-2000s in Belorussian art. (archived)
- Publications
- Калекцыя пАРТызана [pARTisan’s Collection], book series, ed. Артур Клінаў (Artur Klinau), Minsk: Partisan, since 2009.
- "Open Letter from Cultural Workers in Belarus", 14 Aug 2020. (English),(Belarusian),(Russian)
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