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“News 2.0”: from Chagall rumors to “Windows of Growth”

The desire to understand each other is the eternal desire of all people. This is evidenced by a new exhibition at the Jewish Museum dedicated to communication. The project was already held in 2024 in the St. Petersburg Russian Museum, but for display in the capital it was significantly changed. Here, the Russian avant-garde coexists with modern street art, the graphics of Marc Chagall – with the propaganda posters “Windows of ROSTA”, and ancient postal relics – with images of the digital era. Despite the new exhibits and slightly shifted accents, the exhibition again offers to think about how some people try to hear others.

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“News 2.0”: from Chagall rumors to “Windows of Growth”

The desire to understand each other is the eternal desire of all people. This is evidenced by a new exhibition at the Jewish Museum dedicated to communication. The project was already held in 2024 in the St. Petersburg Russian Museum, but for display in the capital it was significantly changed. Here, the Russian avant-garde coexists with modern street art, the graphics of Marc Chagall – with the propaganda posters “Windows of ROSTA”, and ancient postal relics – with images of the digital era. Despite the new exhibits and slightly shifted accents, the exhibition again offers to think about how some people try to hear others.

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