A visitor peering into the simulated rear end of a cow to view a video installation by Oleg Kulik at the MMOMA.

Looking Into the History of Russian Video Art 14 April 2009 By Jessica Lee / Special to The Moscow Times The Moscow Museum of Modern Art is two-thirds of its way through an ambitious project to chart the history of Russian video art. Video art differs from films created for purely entertainment or documentary purposes, said exhibition curator Antonio Geusa, in that it "is not a commercial form of art. It is 'freedom island.' It is the territory of sheer experimentation and is more audience-oriented -- especially video installation and interactive video installations -- than other genres." Read more CLICK HERE

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Lee Wells said:

	Funny picture Part of me feels no matter what Kulik's video is instide that cow. The act of watching someone stick their head up the ass of the sculpture makes me laugh.
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