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On the Road of Bones: Ghosts of the Siberian Gulag Along the Old Kolyma Highway
Curated by: Thomas Ross Miller
1501 Newkirk Avenue
(entrance on Marlborough Road)
Brooklyn, New York 11226


September 10th, 2010 - December 5th, 2010
Opening: 
October 15th, 2010 6:00 PM - 10:30 PM
 
Oymyakon Boy,Bolot BochkarevBolot Bochkarev, Oymyakon Boy,
2010, photograph
White Reindeer,Bolot BochkarevBolot Bochkarev, White Reindeer,
2010, photograph
Tomtor Village, Oymyakon Valley,Nastya BorisovaNastya Borisova, Tomtor Village, Oymyakon Valley,
2010, photograph
Dawn Road II,Ajar VarlamovAjar Varlamov, Dawn Road II,
2010, photograph
Self-portrait,Ajar VarlamovAjar Varlamov, Self-portrait,
2010, photograph
In Deep Taiga,Thomas Ross MillerThomas Ross Miller, In Deep Taiga,
1999, photograph
Nelemnoe Settlement, Upper Kolyma District,Thomas Ross MillerThomas Ross Miller,
Nelemnoe Settlement, Upper Kolyma District,
1999, photograph
Horses in the Mist,Nastya BorisovaNastya Borisova, Horses in the Mist, 2010
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TAGS:  
landscape, anthropology mixed-media, History, travel photography
COST:  
Admission free; suggested donation $5
> DESCRIPTION

Friday, October 15, 6–10 pm: Art Exhibit Open House and Reception. Join us for a night of celebrating Russian and Siberian cultures with champagne, northern cuisine, native arts and crafts, and live chat with the photographers in Yakutsk.

Journey to the Pole of Cold in “On the Road of Bones: Ghosts of the Siberian Gulag Along the Old Kolyma Highway,” an exhibition at Kris Waldherr Art and Words studio gallery in Brooklyn. Through photography and mixed media, “On the Road of Bones” reveals the secret history and hidden landscape of Kolyma, formerly the land of Soviet labor camps and the coldest inhabited region on earth. Stunning new works by young native Siberian photographers Bolot Bochkarev, Nastya Borisova, and Ajar Varlamov trace the remains of the vast highway built across the taiga, tundra, and permafrost of North Asia by Stalin’s prisoners. The exhibition juxtaposes the tragic events of the past with the powerful natural beauty of the frozen land and the daily lives of northern people. Curated by Thomas R. Miller.


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