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Valerie L. Hillings

INTERNATIONAL PANORAMA
Valerie L. Hillings
"Russia!" A True Blockbuster
№3 2013 (40)
Even before its mid-September opening in 2005, RUSSIA! garnered a great deal of positive advance press in the United States. In its September issue, the fashion magazine Elle included this "stupendous exhibition" as #24 in its exclusive annual "Top 25" list.1 Vogue proclaimed that the show would make clear that between icons and abstraction, Russian art was far from a "Siberian wasteland."2 To be sure, such articles were related to the predominance of Russian-inspired styles in the fashion industry's fall lines, but they spread word of the show to these publications' substantial readerships.
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INTERNATIONAL PANORAMA Valerie L. Hillings Special issue N2. USA–RUSSIA: ON THE CROSSROADS OF CULTURES Even before its mid-September opening in 2005, RUSSIA! garnered a great deal of positive advance press in the United States. In its September issue, the fashion magazine Elle included this “stupendous exhibition” as #24 in its exclusive annual “Top 25” list.1 Vogue proclaimed that the show would make clear that between icons and abstraction, Russian art was far from a “Siberian wasteland.”2 To be sure, such articles were related to the predominance of Russian-inspired styles in the fashion industry’s fall lines, but they spread word of the show to these publications’ substantial readerships. |
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INTERNATIONAL PANORAMA Valerie L. Hillings №1 2006 (10) Even before its mid-September opening, RUSSIA! garnered a great deal of positive advance press in the United States. In its September issue, the fashion magazine Elle included this “stupendous exhibition” as #24 in its exclusive annual “Top 25” list. Vogue proclaimed that the show would make clear that between icons and abstraction, Russian art was far from a “Siberian wasteland.” To be sure, such articles were related to the predominance of Russian-inspired styles in the fashion industry’s fall lines, but they spread word of the show to these publications’ substantial readerships. |