Ilya Kabakov, Pioneering Installation Artist and Gimlet-Eyed Critic of Russia, Dies at 89
With his wife Emilia, he took up the failed utopia of the Soviet Union.
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Ilya Kabakov is a bad painter. Emilia, whose support for her husband’s art has earned her equal billing for two decades, doesn’t paint at all. But they keep filling galleries with paintings, as they r…
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In recent shows, Ilya Kabakov has begun to assert a personal identity long disguised in "characters" that he first used as an underground artist in Soviet Russia.
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