Wojciech Seweryn, a respected artist in the Chicago area, was among the 97 people killed when the airliner crashed in western Russia.

Snow White marches on Red Square as Wolfe Von Lenkiewicz takes his unique talents to Moscow’s leading contemporary art gallery.

In the 1960s Eastern Bloc, artists, scientists, engineers and architects were conscripted to realize the Utopia of full-blown Communism.

Moscow’s most fascinating sights might not be around for much longer.

A man believes the painting by Van Gogh was stolen from his family during the Russian Revolution is now worth $120-150 million.

Photography was not officially considered art in the former Soviet Union, but as a documentary tool for propaganda.

On view at the State Hermitage Museum is a Saatchi Gallery initiative – “Hermitage 20/21” titled “Newspeak: British Art Now.”

The Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow may be forced to relocate if the Russian prime minister Vladimir Putin green lights the demolition.

The art of Vadim Zakharov, the winner of Russia’s third annual Kandinsky Prize.

A tangled tale involving Sotheby’s, Voltaire, Vladimir Putin, and the Russian art and antiques world.

The Garage Center has announced that it will stage the first exhibition ever in Moscow of the work of Mark Rothko. Opening in Spring 2010.

For their first solo exhibition in Russia, artists Tim Noble and Sue Webster have produced a stunning collection of work.