Feature · Visual Culture
Small Cannes, Big Frame
The Power of Persuasion by Ernst Weber and Pavel “Pasha” Shapiro: art school, animation, the image and the architecture of imagination.
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6 entriesMemory · Profile
Katya Phillips, or the Art of Opening a Door
An in-memory essay on Catherine “Katya” Phillips, art historian, editor, translator and Petersburg cultural figure.
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Venice 2026
Art, politics, access and the Russia–Israel controversy around the Venice Biennale.
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Wagner in Berlin
Otto Wagner, Viennese modernism and the way architectural history becomes a contemporary cultural event.
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ARCHCABINET.ONLINE — June 2026
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No. 04 · May 2026
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8 entriesArchitecture · Exhibition
Ingeborg Küller in Berlin
Architecture as resistance: teaching, colour, light, scale and the place of women in architectural culture.
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The Architect Who Transformed Pulkovo
Nicholas Grimshaw, engineering-led design and the Pulkovo Airport terminal in Saint Petersburg.
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Tallinn täispurjes
The architectural metamorphosis of Tallinn around the 1980 Olympic Games: Pirita, the TV Tower, Olümpia Hotel and the airport.
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Gallery, why so bold?
Mikhail Moritz, the National Gallery’s “Domani” expansion, philanthropy and the museum’s move toward contemporary art.
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Avant-Garde Around the Corner
The Sergey Kuryokhin Center in the former Priboy Cinema, its reconstruction, its cultural ambitions and its relation to young artists.
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Cabinet of Architecture
Issue 3 overview: minimalism, urban form, design, photography, painting, the Dancing House, Venice Biennale, Tallinn Architecture Week and Kuryokhin Center.
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Memory of Kuryokhin
A related earlier version focused on Sergey Kuryokhin, the Priboy Cinema and the new contemporary art centre.
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