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  • Building the Revolution: Soviet Art and Architecture 1915-1935 at the Royal Academy of the Arts

  • Re-creating Tatlin's Tower at the Royal Academy of Arts, London

  • Russia's architectural masterpieces

  • Das Fest Kiev 17-21.05.2011

  • RKM competition (Rome Kiev Moscow - save urban heritage)

  • Building the Revolution

  • Constructivist Manifesto: Russia’s Hammer & Sickle Canteen

  • In Moscow, a Battle for a Modernist Landmark

  • Zuyev Workers' Club by Ilya Golosov 1927-1929

  • Melnikov’s House

  • Russian Avantgarde Heritage Preservation Foundation

  • Lost Vanguard: Soviet Modernist Architecture, 1922–32 Photographs by Richard Pare

  • The Narkomfin House 1928-1930. Architect Moisei Ginzburg

  • The Sorry State of the State: Soviet Russian Avant-Garde Architecture

Re-creating Tatlin's Tower at the Royal Academy of Arts, London

23 September 2011—29 January 2012 In the Architecture Space

Re-creating Tatlin's Tower
Coinciding with Building the Revolution , this exhibition explores the conception, vision and symbolism of Vladimir Tatlin’s unrealised monument to the Third International and reveals the intriguing process led by Jeremy Dixon to recreate a special scaled model of the tower in the Annenberg Courtyard at the Royal Academy.