The lecture and exhibition examine the life and legacy of Mikhail Georgievich Kalashnikov, highlighting his role as an architect, scholar, and artist dedicated to documenting and preserving Georgia’s medieval churches and monasteries amid profound political and cultural change.
Join journalist Andrew Ryvkin, who spent years inside Russia’s propaganda machine, to uncover how the Kremlin markets Putin, the war in Ukraine, and the erosion of freedoms in the age of the attention economy.
Join us for a workshop that offers insights into state-crypto cooperation, including crypto mining as a form of state-facilitated extractivism in peripheral economies.
