Online resources
State Catalogue of Uzbekistan Museum Collections
In Uzbek and Russian.
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Central AsiaEarly (before 1700)Imperial (c. 1700–1917)Post-Soviet (1991–Present)Soviet Era (1917–1991)NYPL Slavic and East European Collections
Online guide to the New York Public Library Slavic and East European Collections.
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Eastern EuropeRussiaEarly (before 1700)Imperial (c. 1700–1917)Soviet Era (1917–1991)Post-Soviet (1991–Present)Open Central Asian Photo Archives
In Russian.
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Central AsiaImperial (c. 1700–1917)Soviet Era (1917–1991)ArtMargins
ARTMargins has outlets in two media, each with separate content: ARTMargins [print] is a triquarterly print journal devoted to contemporary art in a global context. ARTMargins Online publishes interviews, essays, blogs, podcasts, and reviews devoted to contemporary art, with an additional, non-exclusive focus on the region formerly known as Eastern Europe.
RussiaEastern EuropeThe CaucasusSoviet Era (1917–1991)Post-Soviet (1991–Present)ArtFrom Kyivan Rus’ to Modern Ukraine
A recorded special lecture series on the visual and material history of Ukraine. Co-organized by Dumbarton Oaks in collaboration with North of Byzantium and Connected Central European Worlds, 1500–1700, from April through December, 2022.
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Eastern EuropeEarly (before 1700)Imperial (c. 1700–1917)ArtArchitectureModernism in Ukraine: Local Contexts, Intercultural Encounters, Transnational Exchanges - Day One
Video recording of Day 1 of "Modernism in Ukraine" conference at the Courtauld (2024), co-sponsored by SHERA.
Eastern EuropeSoviet Era (1917–1991)Imperial (c. 1700–1917)ArtModernism in Ukraine: Local Contexts, Intercultural Encounters, Transnational Exchanges - Day Two
Video recording of Day 2 of "Modernism in Ukraine" conference at the Courtauld (2024), co-sponsored by SHERA.
Eastern EuropeImperial (c. 1700–1917)Soviet Era (1917–1991)ArtExplodity: Sound, Image, and Word in Russian Futurist Book Art
An interactive companion to Explodity: Sound, Image, and Word in Russian Futurist Book Art.
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RussiaImperial (c. 1700–1917)ArtAmnesia
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The Icon Museum and Study Center Online Collection
Website images and information about the more than 1,000 icons and objects in the collection.
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