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Voina

A 1920's electric chair stands on a wooden base in the forest underneath the banner "Make America Great Again" (see illustration). A phrase exploited by Donald Trump. This idea was created for a joint project we were developing with Banksy, yet plans for that show were postponed, so this concept is original and would make a great piece in the forest.

Pussy Riot on Their Provocative Donald Trump-Inspired Art Installation

Pussy Riot discusses their Watermill Center art installation and why Donald Trump’s rhetoric should be a warning to Americans.
By Alanna Martinez

Russian Art Group Voina Says They Bombed a Police Vehicle in St. Petersburg

Voina, the radical art collective founded in Moscow by a philosophy student in 2005, released a statement to the New
By Michael H. Miller

Berlin Biennale Names Associate Curators, Denounces Death Penalty in Belarus

The Seventh Berlin Biennale is shaping up to be a wild one. Organizers announced that the associate curators of the
By Andrew Russeth

Yes Men Art Activist Group Joins Moscow Biennale Boycott

By Andrew Russeth
Yes Men Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno posing as ExxonMobil executives for a 2007 project. (Photo: The Yes Men)

Yes Men Art Activist Group Joins Moscow Biennale Boycott

By Andrew Russeth
Last year, Voina painted a 213-foot-tall penis on a bridge near the offices of Russia's Federal Security Service.

Radical Russian Art Group Voina Protests Moscow Biennale

By Andrew Russeth
Last year, Voina painted a 213-foot-tall penis on a bridge near the offices of Russia's Federal Security Service.

Radical Russian Art Group Voina Protests Moscow Biennale

By Andrew Russeth
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