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Russian Rust Belt Monday Has Come and Gone Before Michelle Tea and an interview

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Michelle Tea and an interview with Shar Rednour

A Side Gallery exhibition of Czech photographer Jindřich Štreit’s intimate portraits of everyday life in the rural village of Sovinec

The project blends images and recorded conversations to document a Liverpool institution in a changing neighbourhood

whose deeply human approach to conflict and political upheaval captures the complexities of revolution

For Druridge: Warkworth Lane

Russian Rust Belt Monday Has Come and Gone Before Michelle Tea and an interviewRussian Rust Belt brings together Alan Gignouxs photographs of the Ural industrial region, made during a 2009 residency with the National Centre for Contemporary Art in Yekaterinburg. The Urals played a central role in Russias economic development and military industry for more than 300 years, becoming especially important to Stalins plans for Soviet industrialisation. After the collapse of the USSR, the region was left with the consequences of that

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