Oleg Kulik
Studies in World Art, Book 53
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Oleg Kulik
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This year sees the 300th anniversary of the foundation of St. Petersburg, an event that is being widely celebrated here in London as well as in Russia. And today The Times of London carried a story about the "widespread sleaze" that is hampering the restoration of Russia's former capital city. Though Oleg Kulik is not a Petersburg artist, these two facts help to provide a context for his career. Western interest in and curiosity about Russia is acute. The tendency is, however, to look at the Russian past, not at the present. When outsiders contemplate the present state of Russia, what they often seem to see is corruption, degradation, and chaos.
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