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SUMMARY:Выставка портретов фотографа Кира Симакова "ON THE OTHER SIDE"
DESCRIPTION:10 марта начинается выставка портретов фотографа Кира Симакова под названием “ON THE OTHER SIDE” («по ту сторону»). \nИдея прекрасная: мы хорошо знаем произведения художников\, продюсеров\, музыкантов и архитекторов\, но сами авторы этих работ часто остаются за кадром — их лица знакомы нам куда меньше\, чем их творчество. \nЭтот проект — возможность буквально посмотреть в глаза людям\, чей взгляд во многом формирует и наш мир. \nНапример\, в выставке будут потреты режиссера Даррена Аронофски (Darren Aronofsky)\, художника Кавса (Kaws)\, скульптора Джима Реннерта\, лауреата нобелевской премими по литературе Эли Визеля (Elie Wiesel) и многих других. \nПолный здездный список можно посмотреть на веб-странице выставки\, но лучше прийти лично. \n📍 Leonovich Gallery / 520 W 24th St\, New York\, NY 10011 \nВход свободный \nВыставка будет идти до 27 марта
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LOCATION:Leonovich Gallery
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SUMMARY:«Six Trains of No Return» Maxim Matusevich
DESCRIPTION:Join us at Kvartira for the launch of Six Trains of No Return\, a debut fiction collection by Maxim Matusevich.\n\n\nMaxim Matusevich was born and raised in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg) and emigrated to the United States in 1991\, as the Soviet Union teetered on the brink of collapse. He is Professor of History and Chair of the Department of History at Seton Hall University. A specialist in African–Soviet encounters and the history of race during the Cold War\, he is the author of two scholarly books and numerous articles on global Cold War history. His fellowships and residencies include the Fulbright Program (Russia)\, the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars\, the Jordan Center for the Advanced Study of Russia at NYU (Writer-in-Residence)\, and the W. E. B. Du Bois Research Institute at Harvard University\, where he was a Sheila Biddle Ford Research Fellow.  \nIn addition to his academic work\, Maxim Matusevich writes fiction. His short stories\, novellas\, and essays have appeared in literary magazines in the United States\, Canada\, the United Kingdom\, Germany\, and elsewhere\, including The Kenyon Review\, New England Review\, BigCityLit\, San Antonio Review\, Fatal Flaw Literary Magazine\, among many others.  \nSix Trains of No Return (Academic Studies Press\, 2026) is his debut work of fiction. The collection brings together twelve short stories and novellas that explore immigrant lives and dislocations that are at once deeply personal and broadly universal. These are stories of past lives and loves\, of fragile and unreliable memories\, and of individual destinies entwined with larger historical forces. The book evokes the Soviet Jewish experience during what was once imagined as the “End of History” in the waning days of the USSR. A French-Cambodian woman returns repeatedly to the killing fields of her youth; an encounter in a Nigerian jail confronts a narrator with an impossible moral choice; three young conscripts form a tender friendship in the Soviet army; a chance romantic meeting resurrects long-buried schoolyard cruelties; and two soldiers\, near the end of the Soviet era\, watch Jaws for the first time in a semi-underground video salon. Emotionally resonant and edged with quiet humor\, these stories meditate on displacement\, belonging\, and memory\, speaking across cultures and histories.  \n📅 March 19 | 7.30pm (doors: 7pm)🍷 BYOB🎟️ Ticket: $10Ticket & Book: $40📍 Kvartira Books\, 731 Washington Ave\, 11238\, Brooklyn NY
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LOCATION:Kvartira Books (formerly MyBiblioteka)\, 731 Washington Avenue\, Brooklyn\, NY\, 11238\, United States
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