Konstantin Akinsha

Art historian, curator, art journalist

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Check out my latest article: Kazimir Malevich in the trunk of a Mercedes https://t.co/9Bdm3qJ8cb via @LinkedIn

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Check out my latest article: Farewell to a Museum https://t.co/Hbofo2NYMr via @LinkedIn

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Support the Pavilion of (DIS)SENT!

The Pavilion of (Dis)Sense is an independent exhibition and platform for artistic dissent presented during the 61st Venice Biennale.
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Check out my latest article: WANTED! https://t.co/N0A4PdfqZT via @LinkedIn

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FROM KITCHEN TO MUSEUM. WELCOME TO 2026! https://t.co/zl5LyZCtHq

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@socialist_china there are many idiots in this world -I hope that all of them will find their end in the Hague

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@NoColdWar
How right was Vladimir Lenin talking about "useful idiots"! The leader of the world proletarians could predict "no cold war" scam!

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@agent_of_change

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@DominicFarrell @BWallaceMP @BritishArmy Yoy a piece of ...

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@ViolavonCramon Unfortunately, all of these remind an Austro-Hungarian anecdote of WWI. The German officer seeing advancing Russians, says, "The situation is serious but not hopeless!" The Austrian replies, "No, the situation is hopeless but not serious."