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Arts and Culture: MoMA presents "Case History", the new series by Boris MikhailovAn unparalleled truth of the circumstances of people living in Ukraine in the 90s who have been left homeless by the collapse of the Soviet Union.
All in vain (Boris Mikhailov)The perfect mash-up of the music of Chumbawamba with the photography of Boris Mikhailov. From Amazon From found photographs ("Luriki", 1971-85) to cinematic vistas ("By the Ground", 1991), from staged self-portraiture ("I am Not I", 1992) to social documentation ("Case History", 1997-98), Boris Mikhailov has experimented with many photographic forms and styles, in a constant urge to question reality. At the beginning of his career as a photographer, Mikhailov earned his living by retouching and colouring ordinary family photographs ("Luriki" 1971-85). Apart from his commercial work, he photographed the rituals of Soviet public life in Red Series (1968-75) and ridiculed the regime and its visual propaganda in his series Sots Art (1975-86). At around the same time, he conceived his series "Unfinished Dissertation", which consisted of hundreds of images glued on the back of an unfinished dissertation, that he had found in a dustbin. Finally, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, he focused on social subject matter, documenting poverty in Kharkov and Moscow in his series "By the Ground" (1991), and hiring homeless people for his recent series "Case History" (1997-98). Mikhailov's dissidence is both political and visual. He has explored the various possibilities of photography, combining its uses as a conceptual project, an historical record, a political commentary, and as a work of art. "Yesterday's Sandwich" will feature one of Mikhailov's earliest bodies of work, his ...
Boris Mikhailov - 1/5 - IZOLYATSIA 2010 Workshop.
1979 Challenge Cup Opening Ceremonies, ContinuedUnofficially, it's called The Embarrassment. There aren't any books about it. No one issued any cards to commemorate it. In fact, you can barely find any record of it. It was the best of three 1979 Challenge Cup series between a team of NHL All-Stars and the Soviet National team. The international showdown preempted the NHL's regularly scheduled 1978-79 All-Star Game. The Challenge Cup was billed rightfully as the ultimate showdown. The NHL drew on its finest talent - whether Americans, Canadians or Swedes - for the unprecedented confrontation against hockey's version of the Big Red Machine. The league iced an incredible array of talent - Mike Bossy, Guy Lafleur, Gilbert Perreault, Bryan Trottier, Larry Robinson, Bobby Clarke, Bob Gainey, Denis Potvin, Darryl Sittler, and Serge Savard, to mention a few. Who could've imagined this Hall of Fame collection of talent would come up empty? The Soviets meanwhile were unknown to most hockey fans. Still the line-up included Hall f Fame goaltender Vladislav Tretiak, right-winger Boris Mikhailov, Valery Kharlamov, and Vladimir Petrov. Future NHLers, Sergei Makarov and defenseman Vyacheslav Fetisov also manned the Soviet squad. Makarov contributed a goal and two assisted in the three games, while an injury forced Fetisov to sit out. Sure, the Soviets were talented, but no one expected the NHL to lose. Instead of celebrating a decisive victory and winning global bragging rights, the NHL'ers wrung their hands as they watched the ...
Boris Mikhailov: Time is out of joint (photo retrospective at Berlinische Galerie)Impressions of the photo exhibition "Boris Mikhailov: Time is out of joint" from 24.02.2012 to 28.05.2012 at the Berlinische Galerie, Berlin, with statements of Boris Mikhailov und Galerie-Direktor Thomas Köhler (in German)... read more in German: Impressionen der Foto-Ausstellung "Boris Mikhailov: Time is out of joint" vom 24.02.2012 bis 28.05.2012 in der Berlinischen Galerie mit Statements von Boris Mikhailov (auf Englisch) und Galerie-Direktor Thomas Köhler. Fotografie als Schock-Therapie: Der Ukrainer dokumentiert schonungslos Verelendung in der Ex-Sowjetunion. Seine umfassende Werkschau in der Berlinischen Galerie zeigt ihn als experimentierfreudigen Chronisten des Verfalls. Einen ausführlichen Bericht finden Sie bei "Kunst+Film": kunstundfilm.de
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Crackdown Volk Boss Boris MikhailovMe playing some Crackdown, getting ready for part to set to come out very soon :) this me taking on the Volk Boss Boris Mikhailov, I'm not a pro gamer but hope you all enjoy.. this was recorded with the Dazzle 100, and edited with Sony Vegas 7
boris mikhailov lecture at cca in kyiv april 2007introduction
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Boris Mikhailov - 2/5 - IZOLYATSIA 2010 Workshop.
Crackdown Boris Mikhailov Dossier ClipThe in-game dossier clip for Boris "Baron" Mikhailov. Visit my complete Crackdown guide at www.candiedskull.com
Boris Mikhailov about Case History
Boris Mikhailov - 3/5 - IZOLYATSIA 2010 Workshop.
Boris Mikhailov - 4/5 - IZOLYATSIA 2010 Workshop.
Boris Mikhailov - 5/5 - IZOLYATSIA 2010 Workshop.
BORIS MIKHAILOV. Time is out of joint. Berlinische GalerieThis is a short video about the monographic exhibition of the work of the yugoslavian artist Boris Mikhailov. It approaches the decadence and catastrophes of the Yugoslavian society following the Socialist reign. An artist who considers himself a humanist, but whose photographs aim to accurately document the lives of what he calls "the normal people". The exhibition takes place in the Berlinische Galerie until the 28th of May 2012.
Boris Mikhailov : Tea Coffee Capuccino
Berlinische Galerie: Boris Mikhailov.Time is out of joint.Ausstellung Boris Mikhailov. Time is out of joint. Fotografien 1966--2011 24.02.--28.05.2012 Seit seinen fotografischen Anfängen Mitte der 1960er Jahre hat Boris Mikhailov (*1938 in Charkow/Ukraine) ein breites und beeindruckend vielschichtiges Werk geschaffen. Virtuos hat er in den Jahren verschiedenste Möglichkeiten des Mediums ausgeschöpft und ein ebenso schonungsloses wie humorvoll-ironisches Bild seiner unmittelbaren Umgebung gezeichnet. Seine immer neue Auseinandersetzung mit fotografischen Techniken sowie die Arbeit mit verschiedensten Kameras und Stilmitteln, aber auch das Changieren zwischen konzeptuellen Arbeiten und dokumentarischen Herangehensweisen machen ihn zu einem der interessantesten Künstler der Gegenwart. Die Ausstellung ist als Werkschau konzipiert und vereint eine Auswahl von Arbeiten, die ebenso die experimentellen Bilder früherer Jahre wie die zuletzt in Berlin entstandenen Werke umfasst. Es ist die bisher erste umfassende Ausstellung des Künstlers in Deutschland. Katalog und Ausstellung werden realisiert mit Unterstützung des Fördervereins Berlinische Galerie eV Für die Ausstellungsarchitektur konnte wieder der Architekt David Saik gewonnen werden, der schon im Obergeschoss die ständige Sammlung der Berlinischen Galerie räumlich neu geordnet hat.
Boris Mikhailov - Tea, coffee, cappuccinoBoris Mikhailov - Tea, Coffee, Cappuccino (2000-2010) GALERIE SUZANNE TARASIEVE 7, rue Pastourelle F-75003 Paris Tea, coffee, cappuccino s'inscrit dans la continuité des séries étudiant l'évolution de son pays natal suite à la chute du soviétisme. L'artiste montra seulement une partie lorsque la série était encore en cours : en 2007, au pavillon ukrainien pour la biennale de Venise.
Boris Mikhailov - Tea, coffee, cappuccinoBoris Mikhailov - Tea, Coffee, Cappuccino (2000-2010) GALERIE SUZANNE TARASIEVE 7, rue Pastourelle F-75003 Paris Tea, coffee, cappuccino s'inscrit dans la continuité des séries étudiant l'évolution de son pays natal suite à la chute du soviétisme. L'artiste montra seulement une partie lorsque la série était encore en cours : en 2007, au pavillon ukrainien pour la biennale de Venise. entretien : Iglika Christova images & montage : Grégoire Mercadé
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Boris Mikhailov in der Berlinischen GalerieInterview mit Boris Mikhailov (auf Englisch) und Thomas Köhler, Direktor der Berlinischen Galerie.
Boris Mikhailov - Time is out of Joint
Canadiens vs. the Soviet Red Army - Dec. 31, 1975Broadcast Date: Dec. 31, 1975 Three years after the Summit Series captivated hockey fans across Canada, the Soviet Union's best players return for a New Year's Eve matchup with the Montreal Canadiens in 1975. Almost 19000 fans are on hand at the Forum to witness a match representative of the ongoing Cold War, pitting the freedom and democracy of the West against the communist repression of the USSR In these segments from the game, the teams' disparate styles of play are on show: the Soviets' puck control and long forward passes, and the Habs' suffocating defense and creative on-the-fly attack. • The match was officially billed as an exhibition contest, but for the members of the Canadiens, the game was a showdown between the best hockey teams in the world. Just as the Habs dominated the NHL most seasons, the Soviet Red Army team (known domestically as CSKA Moscow) was perennially atop the Soviet elite league standings. • Combined, the two teams boasted an astounding 37 championship titles. • Soviet goaltender Vladislav Tretiak faced seven shots before his cross-rink rival, Ken Dryden, saw a single puck come his way. The Canadiens scored two goals in the first eight minutes of the game. Early in the second period, Boris Mikhailov scored one for the Soviets before the Habs got a third goal. The Red Army scored two more in the third. • Although the Canadiens outshot the Soviets 38-13, the historic game ended in a 3-3 draw.
Valery KharlamovVideo about Valery Kharlamov from a Soviet program.
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