‘It’s worse than the USSR’: how the censors returned to Russian art

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‘It’s worse than the USSR’: how the censors returned to Russian art
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Moscow’s glitziest art spaces, sponsored by oligarchs and A-listers, lie empty, while thousands of dissenters face draconian punishments

In the cathedral-like central hall of GES-2, a former power station-turned-contemporary art centre that’s a stone’s throw from the Kremlin, disembodied ghostly voices whisper from arrays of speakers. Young Muscovites in fashionable clothes and radical haircuts wander through the sound installation, posing for selfies and admiring the Renzo Piano-designed space.

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