Sunday, May 16, 2010
Manga in Moscow
Russia's Winzavod, the Moscow Centre for Contemporary Art, is a 215,000-square-foot exhibition area in an industrial section behind the Kursk Railroad Station. It opened in 2007. For the history of Winzavod, going back to its 1889 origin as a winery, go here.
In May, Winzavod staged one of Europe's largest comics festivals, including an exhibit of comics from America, Argentina, Germany, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Poland and Russia.
Festival coordinator Anastasia Grabakh appears in this video of the exhibition by Anton Murad, who has a genuine flair for skillfully editing his footage.
In May, Winzavod staged one of Europe's largest comics festivals, including an exhibit of comics from America, Argentina, Germany, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Poland and Russia.
Festival coordinator Anastasia Grabakh appears in this video of the exhibition by Anton Murad, who has a genuine flair for skillfully editing his footage.
Labels: comics, grabakh, kursk, moscow, murad, russia, winzavod
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