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		In fact, the very alcoholic biographies of the Mitki, drawn up in imitation of the unforgettable so-called "objective information" collected by the previous and current services for control and care, refute the idea of recklessness and oceanism of boozed-up Moscow with their dry and protocol-like medical language.
		The Mitki do not refuse from a contact with the authorities or the people; whether they are wise or crazy, they write texts worthy of a plain militiaman, a plain nurse, a plain journalist from a plain newspaper.
		The Utopian Mitkis are trying to transform this gate of despondency into a home of enjoyment, an abode of unpretentious simple happiness induced by such a trifle like a bottle of beer or a sun beam through a curtain with bright-flower pattern.
	www.guelman.ru /eng/gallery/moscow/vodka/view_print (3804 words)

	CONTEXT - This Week in Arts and Ideas from The Moscow Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		But unlike Repin's masterpiece, "The Mitki Write a Letter to an Oligarch," which went on display at the One Work Gallery last Thursday, is addressed not to one specific person but to all those opposed to progress in Russia.
		Dedicated to the group's 20th anniversary, "The Mitki Write a Letter to an Oligarch" is Shagin's largest canvas to date, and shows a group of 17 Mitki artists, including Shagin, gathered around a low table in what appears to be a boiler room.
		While the Mitki no longer suffer the frequent police raids that plagued them in the late Soviet period, they continue to address questions of social injustice in their humorous, eccentric manner.
	context.themoscowtimes.com /index.php?aid=130762 (865 words)

	The St. Petersburg Times - News - Court to Mull Mitki Studio Privatization
		Dmitry Shagin, leader of the artistic group Mitki, in the studio that the group may have to leave after it was sold under them.
		Mitki, which has about 15 members, who wear blue-and-white striped sailors' shirts and portray figures clad in sailors' shirts their work, has been going since the early 1980s.
		Mitki's lawyer Andrei Tyndic said the privatization of part of the attic was done dubiously.
	www.sptimes.ru /story/3253 (616 words)

	26 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Mitki were the stalwarts of the underground art scene in Soviet Russia.
		During the years leading up to Perestroika, in 1986 the notorious Mitki group upset the establishment by sticking two fingers up at the unimaginative Soviet system –becoming celebrities in the process.
		Critic Lydia Ginzburg, said their work portrayed ‘intentionally shabby images of our crude everyday reality, with the aesthetic of hard drinking bouts and four letter words; a game of idiocy; a language as simple as mooing; and the vocabulary of the average cannibal’.
	www.akwilsongallery.co.uk /26.htm (191 words)

	A conversation
		Mitki are not Mitki because they wave some artistic banner.
		They are Mitki because of the way they live - bumping along the bottom of Soviet society with barely enough to eat or drink, yet with no shortage of good humour, conversation or ironical wit.
		Mitki do their utmost to pretend that people they come across share their approach to life i.e.
	www.other.spb.ru /convers.html (1433 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Mitki, the stalwarts of the underground art scene in Soviet Russia, are to present their first London show at the WhiteSpaceGallery, St Peter's, Vere Street, from 17th April until 11th May.
		Mitki take their place in the serious artistic tradition of the folk lubok (a popular style of prints from C18/19 Russia) and primitive painting of the early avant guard artists, such as Goncharova and Larionov.
		Another critic, Lydia Ginzburg, said their work portrayed 'intentionally shabby images of our crude everyday reality, with the aesthetic of hard drinking bouts and four-letter words; a game of idiocy; a language as simple as mooing; and the vocabulary of an average cannibal'.
	www.whitespacegallery.co.uk /press_release_mitki.htm (358 words)

	The St. Petersburg Times - Arts + Features - the mitki send a letter to an oligarch
		Shagin's "The Mitki Send a Letter to an Oligarch" is his largest canvas.
		But unlike Repin's masterpiece, "The Mitki Write a Letter to an Oligarch," which went on display at Moscow's One Work Gallery two weeks ago, is addressed not to one specific person but to all those opposed to progress in Russia.
		The festivities kicked off with an art exhibition called "Mitki for the Motherland," and was followed by the chance to aim at Mitki-made targets at a shooting range.
	www.sptimes.ru /story/12376 (655 words)

	МАНЧЕСТЕР / MANCHESTER
		March 15 in Lensoveta Cultural House the final concert of rock- festival "Navodnenie" ("Flood") dated to 300- jubilee (with participation of groups "Auktzion", "Torba-na-Kruche", "Mitki" and other bands - finalists) and presentation of a disk with songs about St.-Petersburg / Leningrad of the winners of a festival is held.
		Except for the young musicians there are will be songs of Sergey Shnurov, Sergey Chigrakov and Mitki in the disk Within the framework of a rock-concert the exhibition of works of the participants of an art part of a festival will be held in a hall of Lensoveta Cultural House.
		This festival included in the official program of celebrating of anniversary of the city has started in October, and within 2002 on various platforms of city some stages were kept.
	www.manchester.ru /_eng/news?id=184 (401 words)

	Akvarium Categories
		Notably, Mitki Songs is a terrific album enhanced by two Grebenshikov tracks.
		This is the second album of Mitki songs.
		The third in the star-studded "Mitki Songs" series, another great collection (not quite as good as the second).
	www.dharmafish.org /album_category.htm?category=15 (502 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The leader of the MITKI group of artists in St. Petersburg, talented and recognised worldwide artist with a strong history of exhibitions across both Europe and the USA, including the exhibition at the United Nations Headquarters in May 2000 in New York and Art 2002 in London.
		The book was illegal for a few years, until the actual end of Communism (Perestroika did not happen overnight!) People printed the text on their typewriters, 5 copies in one go (Russian Samisdat), and he became a famous writer without ever being published.
		Meanwhile he wrote another book, "Mitki", which helped to discover their real identity to the whole generation of young Russians.
	www.seagullpublishing.co.uk /webpages/contentshinkarev.htm (263 words)

	MITKI
		Mitki publishing house "Krasnyi Matros(Red Navy)" (Mikhail Sapego) is now on the web
		Subsribe to Mitki Announcement List and you will be notified of all news, changes, and additions on Mitki Homepage
		This homepage was established Nov.11, 1995 to spread the word about artistic group ``MITKI'', that originated in St.-Petersburg, Russia.
	kulichki.com /mitki/eng.html (173 words)

	Untitled Document
		In the 1980s and early 90s Mitki was seen as anti-state by the Soviet government.
		Exhibitions held outdoors for want of a venue were flattened by bulldozers, artists were arrested by the KGB and meetings were banned, and when they couldn't be banned they were controlled.
		Natasha, now in her late 40s, is originally from St Petersburg in Russia, and although not part of Mitki the group, she says, "We were in the same city at the same time and doing basically the same things".
	www.seagullpublishing.co.uk /webpages/theguide_review.htm (1275 words)

	St. Petersburg artists fight city hall - (United Press International) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Mitki, famous for its blue-and-white striped sailor shirts, must appear before a local judge Monday and explain why it should not be evicted from an attic where its members have been living and working, the St. Petersburg (Russia) Times said Tuesday.
		The city's artistic and cultural community is supporting them, but prosecutors appear to be on the side of the building's owner, who wants them out so he can earn money on his real estate investment.
		The conflict began last summer when the city decided to sell its rental units, one of which housed Mitki.
	washingtontimes.com /upi-breaking/20050405-042818-4917r.htm (147 words)

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		In the surveyed period several benefit nights took place: New academy, Mitki, and "Sterligovians".
		The lack of ideas was recompensed by a squad of Belyaev-Gintovt-Kosorukov-Molodkin who occupied several prestigious scenes with the only aspiration for boggling imagination and startling.
		Mitki corporation raided Borey gallery on account of its 10th anniversary.
	www.worldart.ru /DBases.Eng/200102/08.html (192 words)

	Human and Organization Dimensions of Global Change
		Shani and Mitki, "Reengineering, TQM, STS, and Approaches to Organization Change: Toward an Eclectic Approach," Journal of Quality Management, 1996.
		Shani and Mitki, "Creating the Learning Organization: Beyond Mechanisms." In Golembiewski’s Handbook of Organizational Consultation, 2000.
		Shani and Mitki, "Reengineering, TQM, STS, and Approaches to Organization Change.
	www.ben.edu /faculty/jludema/GlobalODSyllabus2000.html (914 words)

	Can't Beat This
		Or maybe it is something like those art-scene hooligans with a cult following, the Mitki, who create humorous illustrations with companion rhymes.
		Associated with beer and hippies and enjoying a large following, the Mitki have managed to seep into the mainstream, but the same cannot be said of Lukomnikov, whose poetry is not only still marginal, but too varied to be characterized.
		His paintings can be childlike, with inscriptions of meaningless puns like "Kitayets kita yest" f which can mean either "the Chinaman is a whale" or "the Chinaman eats a whale" f which appears under a painting of an Asian-looking boy eating a fish.
	www.themoscowtimes.com /stories/2000/08/25/050-print.html (440 words)

	Dmitry Kirsanov's Dessert Links - webreference.com
		An artistic and lifestyle movement originated in mid-80s in my native St.Petersburg, the Mitki have since stayed surprisingly unconcerned about both the agonizing Soviet environment and the aggressively pushing Western culture.
		It is easy to conclude that the childish and primitivistic flavor of Mitki is alien even to St.Petersburg itself---commonly perceived as an austere, classic, not-too-human city.
		But the visible singularity of the Mitki phenomenon is actually deeply rooted in Russian and, particularly, St.Petersburg culture.
	www.webreference.com /dlab/dessert.html (1811 words)

	BookSense.com
		In fact, my wife says I smell like "the other woman" when I come home from a day in the woods.
		Well, I don't mean this as a plug at all, but I'm reading Chris Kennedy's book, Nietzsche's Horse, which is the second book out from Mitki Mitki and which I've only just received.
		I'm generally very suspicious of so-called prose poems, which I suppose many of these are, but these pieces have a wonderful quality about them -- a little bit of Russel Edson and a little bit of Mark Strand.
	www.booksense.com /people/archive/raffertycharles.jsp (1533 words)

	Russki Album - Encyclopedia of modern art - Seventies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Various small accidental groupings had been consigned to oblivion.
		Only Mit'ki, The Hermitage, The Nomad Territory (Kochevye), The New Artists (T.
		Novikov), necro-realists were the ones who actually marked the time and made themselves conspicuous at the exhibition.
	www.russkialbum.ru /e/enc/70_more1.shtml (1403 words)

	The St Petersburg Press Culture & Lifestyle Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Mayor Anatoly Sobchak's attendance of the opening of Alexander and Olga Florensky's exhibition last week finally confirmed Mitki as part of the establishment.
		But Mitki are not as tightly-knit now as they used to be.
		Rare is the artist who can paint, draw and sculpt.
	www.friends-partners.org /partners/spbweb/lifestyl/134 (226 words)

	Igor Kuras and Yuri Molodkovets Rocks and Wrappers Kamni\Obertki
		They met in 1989 while working together in the Giprocement Design and Engineering Company in St Petersburg.
		In 1992 they became acquainted with the famous artistic group known as Mitki and both participated in establishment of the group’s periodical art magazine Mitki-Gazeta.
		Edited by Yuri Molodkovets this successful artistic project resulted in 12 editions published in 1992-1993.
	www.porebrik.com /kamniobertkie1.htm (455 words)

	The new St Petersburg
		The Mitki have all long since left their kotelniye, and have become a travelling attraction.
		On their last tour of Europe, they sold Mitki tee shirts, Mitki posters and made a Mitki single.
		In an improbable development, they have set up a centre for treatment of alcoholism.
	www.other.spb.ru /new_spb.html (926 words)

	Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Gallery times vary, but most are open Saturdays after 3 p.m.
		Open since 1996 by the Mitki group of artists, so-named for one of their leaders, Mitya (Dmitriy) Shagin.
		In addition to exhibits by contemporary Mitki artists—as well as those from the Soviet era—the gallery also runs poetry readings and concerts.
	www.businesstravelerusa.com /articles.php?showRestaurants=10&cityIDs=179&articleID=644 (1275 words)

	The Telegraph - Calcutta : Ranchi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Eighteen will be immersed in Mansorver pond, Barwadih.
		The rest will be immersed in Barganda, Barmasia, Mitki pond and at other ponds, said Babul Prasad Gupta, president of Sarjanik Visarjan Samiti.
		Jharkhand bagged a lone bronze medal in the 24th National Senior Taekwondo Championships held in Delhi last week.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1051011/asp/ranchi/story_5343848.asp (632 words)

	Presentation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Have taken part in a large number of film festivals both in Russia and abroad (1993-2004).
		Florensky is a founder of the art gallery MITKI - VKHUTEMAS (established 1997, St Petersburg).
		They have been working together on joint projects since 1995.
	www.artprojects.org /faunomania/part/olga_f/presentation.htm (187 words)

	Traveljournals.net - Mitki, Suwalki, Poland - Location on world map, coordinates and short facts
		Traveljournals.net - Mitki, Suwalki, Poland - Location on world map, coordinates and short facts
		/ Explore / Poland / Locations / Mitki, Suwalki
		Maps and coordinates for Mitki, Suwalki, Poland are approximative and not valid for navigation.
	www.traveljournals.net /explore/poland/map/m734656/mitki.html (71 words)

	Penn State Erie - The Behrend College
		The Biography of Broken Things, 2001 Mitki Mitki Press.
		Except by Falling, 2000 Pinyon Press Poetry Prize.
		Comments regarding this document can be sent to:
	www.personal.psu.edu /users/s/u/sud1/publications.htm (48 words)

	Leonid Fedorov: Video (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Both of the professional video footages of Lenia's performances are credited to AuktYon; at the same time, both are acoustic live gigs delivered by Lenia being joined by some (not all!!!) of the band members (Oleg Garkusha, Pasha Litvinov, etc.).
		Live at the Mitki's headquarters, 28 September, 1994)
		AuktYon without Sax (Live at Fontanka, 24 November, 1997)
	www.leonidfedorov.ru /video_e.htm (284 words)

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