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Intro
Front Cover
Half-Title Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Acknowledgements
Note on Transliteration
Introduction
Part One. Theoretical Framings
1. Between Semiotics and Phenomenology: The Problem of Queer Beauty
Part Two. Queer Beauty in Context
2. "In Appearance, Both a Lad and Lass": Images of Androgyny in Eighteenth-Century Russian Art
3. The Queer Opacity of Alexander Ivanov's Nudes: Between Biblical Themes and Greek Love
4. Prostitutes, Pierrots, and Priapus: The Queer Modernism of Konstantin Somov
5. Modernism as the Uncanny of Stalinism: On Alexander Deineka's Wartime Drawings
6. Carnivalesque Carnality: The Queer Potential of Sergei Eisenstein's Homoerotic Drawings
7. Moscow Conceptualism's Erotic Objects
8. Queering Socialist Realism: The Case of Georgy Guryanov
9. A Russian Schizorevolution? Observations on the New Academy of Fine Arts and Queer Issues in the Late 1980s and Early 1990s
10. The Lure of Implied Transgression as Revolutionary Retrospective: The Illicit as la Belleza in Bella Matveeva's Art
11. Sexual and Gender Dissent in a Bipolar World: Georgy Guryanov and Vladislav Mamyshev-Monroe
12. "My Nationaliti Is My Sexuality": The Post-Soviet, Diasporic, Non-Russian Queerness of Babi Badalov
Part Three. Beyond Queer Beauty? Contemporary Post-Soviet Perspectives on Queer(ing) Art, Art History, and Artists
13. Architecture, Outer Space, Sex: The Kollontai Commune in 1970s Frunze
14. Soviet Union, July 1991
15. LGBT Violence and the Limits of Realism: Polina Zaslavskaya's Material Evidence
16. The Battle over Names: Radical Queer on the Russian Activist Art Scene
17. Queer in the Land of the Bolsheviks, or the Archeology of Dissent
18. A Queer (Re)claiming of Russian and Soviet Art: An Interview with Slava Mogutin.
19. "Queer and Russian Art?" A Conversation between Katharina Wiedlack and Masha Godovannaya
20. Queering Sexual Minorities: An Interview with Yevgeniy Fiks
Back Cover.
Front Cover
Half-Title Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Acknowledgements
Note on Transliteration
Introduction
Part One. Theoretical Framings
1. Between Semiotics and Phenomenology: The Problem of Queer Beauty
Part Two. Queer Beauty in Context
2. "In Appearance, Both a Lad and Lass": Images of Androgyny in Eighteenth-Century Russian Art
3. The Queer Opacity of Alexander Ivanov's Nudes: Between Biblical Themes and Greek Love
4. Prostitutes, Pierrots, and Priapus: The Queer Modernism of Konstantin Somov
5. Modernism as the Uncanny of Stalinism: On Alexander Deineka's Wartime Drawings
6. Carnivalesque Carnality: The Queer Potential of Sergei Eisenstein's Homoerotic Drawings
7. Moscow Conceptualism's Erotic Objects
8. Queering Socialist Realism: The Case of Georgy Guryanov
9. A Russian Schizorevolution? Observations on the New Academy of Fine Arts and Queer Issues in the Late 1980s and Early 1990s
10. The Lure of Implied Transgression as Revolutionary Retrospective: The Illicit as la Belleza in Bella Matveeva's Art
11. Sexual and Gender Dissent in a Bipolar World: Georgy Guryanov and Vladislav Mamyshev-Monroe
12. "My Nationaliti Is My Sexuality": The Post-Soviet, Diasporic, Non-Russian Queerness of Babi Badalov
Part Three. Beyond Queer Beauty? Contemporary Post-Soviet Perspectives on Queer(ing) Art, Art History, and Artists
13. Architecture, Outer Space, Sex: The Kollontai Commune in 1970s Frunze
14. Soviet Union, July 1991
15. LGBT Violence and the Limits of Realism: Polina Zaslavskaya's Material Evidence
16. The Battle over Names: Radical Queer on the Russian Activist Art Scene
17. Queer in the Land of the Bolsheviks, or the Archeology of Dissent
18. A Queer (Re)claiming of Russian and Soviet Art: An Interview with Slava Mogutin.
19. "Queer and Russian Art?" A Conversation between Katharina Wiedlack and Masha Godovannaya
20. Queering Sexual Minorities: An Interview with Yevgeniy Fiks
Back Cover.