Exhibition - ZATO - Secret Soviet Cities during the Cold War - Harriman Institute, 27 March / 22 May 2012
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28 avril 2012
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Elisabeth Sieca-Kozlowski, « Exhibition - ZATO - Secret Soviet Cities during the Cold War - Harriman Institute, 27 March / 22 May 2012 », Post-Soviet Armies Newsletter, ID : 10.58079/t1pn
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ZATO - Secret Soviet Cities during the Cold War, curated by Xenia Vytuleva, explores the dynamics between politics, urbanism, and cartographic manipulation. Tuesday, 27 March 2012–Tuesday, 22 May 2012 - Harriman Institute Atrium, 420 West 118th Street, 12th Floor Nameless, not shown on maps, ZATO were sites of highly secretive military and scientific research and production. Built in the remote areas of the Soviet Empire, they followed a unique architectural program - inspired by ideal citi...