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Will man sich heute eine mechanische Taucheruhr zulegen, so hat man die Qual der Wahl: Entweder man legt sich eine Uhr der Spitzenklasse zu, die man dann doch lieber nicht zum Wassersport verwendet, oder man greift zu den allgegenwärtigen Russen-Tauchern, die allerdings nur eingeschränkt praxistauglich sind.
If you want to buy a divers watch today, it's a tough choice: Either you buy one of those high-class watches, which you don't really want to use for water sports, of you buy one of those omnipresent russian divers, which are not really certificated for diving. Inbetween, there are a bunch of (more or less) noname divers with ETA 2824 movement inside and more or less the sace cases, dials and hands. And of course, there are the japanese divers from Seiko and Citizen.
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Dennoch besitzt der Kandinsky Prize einen ganz unverwechselbaren Charakter. Auf die Frage, wie sich ihr zwischen Europa und Asien gelegenes Land entwickeln soll, antworten die Russen seit dem frühen 19. Jahrhundert, dass es seinen eigenen Weg gehen muss.
Inside Russia, the Kandinsky Prize is compared to the Turner Prize. Yet it does have its own inimitable flavor. When they talk about how they'd like their country to develop, Russians, situated between Europe and Asia, have been saying since the early 19th century that Russia needs to go its own way. This also goes for its native art. In the throes of the Russian Revolution, the long-held humanist tradition of private collections largely came to a halt in the first quarter of the 20th century. This development was only to take a new and radical turn with the contemporary upheaval in Russian society. Since the dawn of the new millennium, a passion for art and collection is "in" again: suddenly, the adjectives "international" and "world-known" have catapulted a few select contemporary artists into the high-end of the domestic art market. Yet descriptions like "one of the few important artists on the Russian art scene" also suggest that these artists have previously played a minor role at best on the international market.
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Dennoch besitzt der Kandinsky Prize einen ganz unverwechselbaren Charakter. Auf die Frage, wie sich ihr zwischen Europa und Asien gelegenes Land entwickeln soll, antworten die Russen seit dem frühen 19. Jahrhundert, dass es seinen eigenen Weg gehen muss.
Inside Russia, the Kandinsky Prize is compared to the Turner Prize. Yet it does have its own inimitable flavor. When they talk about how they'd like their country to develop, Russians, situated between Europe and Asia, have been saying since the early 19th century that Russia needs to go its own way. This also goes for its native art. In the throes of the Russian Revolution, the long-held humanist tradition of private collections largely came to a halt in the first quarter of the 20th century. This development was only to take a new and radical turn with the contemporary upheaval in Russian society. Since the dawn of the new millennium, a passion for art and collection is "in" again: suddenly, the adjectives "international" and "world-known" have catapulted a few select contemporary artists into the high-end of the domestic art market. Yet descriptions like "one of the few important artists on the Russian art scene" also suggest that these artists have previously played a minor role at best on the international market.
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Dennoch besitzt der Kandinsky Prize einen ganz unverwechselbaren Charakter. Auf die Frage, wie sich ihr zwischen Europa und Asien gelegenes Land entwickeln soll, antworten die Russen seit dem frühen 19. Jahrhundert, dass es seinen eigenen Weg gehen muss.
Inside Russia, the Kandinsky Prize is compared to the Turner Prize. Yet it does have its own inimitable flavor. When they talk about how they'd like their country to develop, Russians, situated between Europe and Asia, have been saying since the early 19th century that Russia needs to go its own way. This also goes for its native art. In the throes of the Russian Revolution, the long-held humanist tradition of private collections largely came to a halt in the first quarter of the 20th century. This development was only to take a new and radical turn with the contemporary upheaval in Russian society. Since the dawn of the new millennium, a passion for art and collection is "in" again: suddenly, the adjectives "international" and "world-known" have catapulted a few select contemporary artists into the high-end of the domestic art market. Yet descriptions like "one of the few important artists on the Russian art scene" also suggest that these artists have previously played a minor role at best on the international market.
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Was man stattdessen sieht, sind groteske Zierstreifen fehlverstandener Stromliniengestaltung, mechanische Elemente, die tatsächlich die Startrek-Gleichung Klingonen gleich Russen schlüssig sein lassen, und Bücherregale, ein liebevoller Hinweis auf die damalige Lesenation UdSSR.
As an interior designer, Balaschowa actually had little influence on the configuration of the space or function of the station; her work was confined to the choice of colours, the surfaces and smaller items of furniture. It is unclear from the exhibition exactly how much of her work was realised. However, what we can glean from the drawings and watercolours, most of them at a very large scale, is frustrating, regardless of their technical quality, as they reveals the degree to which the heroic modernity of the early Soviet Union was itself replaced by a tame desire for comfort at the very height of the USSR’s industrial trajectory. To be sure, some chairs are reminiscent of the work of Arne Jacobsen, but in the few interior shots the sharp edges, improvised plywood panels and awkward screw joints are plain to see, showing that these spacecraft were defined not by precisely detailed design; rather, the design was determined by a stolidly functional, almost DIY approach. As the Süddeutsche Zeitungreported, there is no trace of modernity here, and little in the way of Modernism either. Instead, we see grotesque decorative stripes on misconceived, supposedly streamlined features, mechanical elements that make the Russian space station look like a Klingon spacecraft from Star Trek, and bookshelves, an affectionate reference to Russia’s view of itself as a nation of readers. Balaschowa went about her task in an insightful way, bearing in mind that the watercolours that evoked the homeland faded away once they had served their purpose. And while we cannot reproach Balaschowa for eschewing modernity – we have only to look at the single bookshelf with its art books on Ilja Repin, Rembrandt and Turner, but nothing by Tatlin or Filonov – neither should we claim that she did the opposite.
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Bewältigung und Lenkung des Flüchtlingsstromes (Transporte) und Betreuung der Flüchtlinge in Bayern (Hilfsstellen), auch Presseberichte darüber, 1945-1960 (Nr. 6, 629, 726-728, 731, 1019, 1110, 1311, 1562, 1866, 2090-2092, 2095, 2403); Aussiedlung deutscher Antifaschisten aus der Tschechoslowakei, 1945-1948 (Nr. 13, 324, 1003, 1560, 1663, 2371, 2372); Berichte aus der Tschechoslowakei und von der Vertreibung, 1945-1946 (Nr. 509, 705); Illegale tschechoslowakische Grenzgänger, 1945-1950 (Nr. 515); Übersetzung eines Artikels über das Flüchtlingsproblem aus der tschechischen Zeitschrift Obzory (20.11.1945), 1945 (Nr. 624); Gnadengesuche für in der CSSR Verurteilte, 1947-1951 (Nr. 686); Flüchtlingsproteste gegen den ehemaligen Ministerpräsidenten der CSR, Bohumil Lausmann , 1950 (Nr. 687); Schreiben zu innerdienstlichen politischen Verhältnissen, zur Behandlung von Parteigenossen der NSDAP, zu den Verhältnissen von Juden, Russen und Sudetendeutschen, 1945 - 1946 (Nr. 691); Kriminelle tschechische Flüchtlinge, 1950-1951 (Nr. 817); Flüchtlingslager (u.a. Nürnberg-Valka), auch Lager in der CSR (u.a. Lan), 1946-1949 (Nr. 839, 982); Schriftwechsel zur Rückführung von Personen aus der CSSR, 1947-1955 (Nr. 1234, 1239, 1242); Anonyme "Vorschläge betreffend die Unterbringung der deutschen Flüchtlinge aus der CSR und deren Einbau in den Sozial- und Wirtschaftsorganismus Bayerns", ca. 1947, hektograph.
Zvládání a řízení příluvu utečenců (transporty) a péče o utečence v Bavorsku (pomocná střediska), i tiskové zprávy k tomu, 1945-1960 (č. 6, 629, 726-728, 731, 1019, 1110, 1311, 1562, 1866, 2090-2092, 2095, 2403); vystěhování německých antifašistů z Československa, 1945-1948 (č. 13, 324, 1003, 1560, 1663, 2371, 2372); zprávy z Československa a o odsunu, 1945-1946 (č. 509, 705); ilegální českoslovenští pendleři, 1945-1950 (č. 515); překlad článku o problému utečenců z české časopisu Obzory (20.11.1945), 1945 (č. 624); žádosti o milost pro osoby odsouzené v ČSSR, 1947-1951 (č. 686); protesty utečenců proti bývalému ministerskému předsedovi ČSR, Bohumilu Laušmannovi, 1950 (č. 687); psaní o vnitroslužebních politických poměrech, o zacházení se straníky NSDAP, o poměrech mezi židy, Rusy a sudetskými Němci, 1945 - 1946 (č. 691); čeští utečenci - kriminálníci, 1950-1951 (č. 817); utečenecký tábor (m.j. Norimberk-Valka), také tábory v ČSR (m.j. Lány/Lan), 1946-1949 (č. 839, 982); korespondence o repatriaci osob z ČSSR, 1947-1955 (č. 1234, 1239, 1242); anonym "Návrhy jak rozmístit německé běžence z ČSR a jejich začlenění do sociálního i ekonomického organismu Bavorska", cca. 1947, hektograf., 29 str., 1947 (č. 1565); rozmístění (ubytování) Čechů, 1948 - 1951 (č. 1566); příspěvek pro vyhoštěnce určený utečencům a peněžní výpomoc, 1947-1949 (č. 1998-2005); souhlas s posilou pro Čechy, 1949-1950 (č. 2370); ubytovny pro mladistvé utečence (m.j. pohraniční akademie/Grenzland-Akademie v Hohenbergu an der Eger a Sudetoněmecký dům ve Waldkraiburgu), 1956-1974 (č. 2602, 2604, 2635, 2636)
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Dennoch besitzt der Kandinsky Prize einen ganz unverwechselbaren Charakter. Auf die Frage, wie sich ihr zwischen Europa und Asien gelegenes Land entwickeln soll, antworten die Russen seit dem frühen 19. Jahrhundert, dass es seinen eigenen Weg gehen muss.
Inside Russia, the Kandinsky Prize is compared to the Turner Prize. Yet it does have its own inimitable flavor. When they talk about how they'd like their country to develop, Russians, situated between Europe and Asia, have been saying since the early 19th century that Russia needs to go its own way. This also goes for its native art. In the throes of the Russian Revolution, the long-held humanist tradition of private collections largely came to a halt in the first quarter of the 20th century. This development was only to take a new and radical turn with the contemporary upheaval in Russian society. Since the dawn of the new millennium, a passion for art and collection is "in" again: suddenly, the adjectives "international" and "world-known" have catapulted a few select contemporary artists into the high-end of the domestic art market. Yet descriptions like "one of the few important artists on the Russian art scene" also suggest that these artists have previously played a minor role at best on the international market.
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