Review: Totalitarian Art by Igor Golomstock
March 24, 2014
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BAKU - Most people think that totalitarianism destroys all forms of art and culture. In fact that's one of the characterizations of totalitarianism. And in a way that's true, but what the author of Totalitarian Art, Igor Golomstock, explains is that totalitarian regimes also promote their own distinctive form of art, off course this comes with a political agenda.
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