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Post-Soviet Graffiti is a research site that focuses on free expression and democratic transitions in the post-Soviet region. PSG hires one intern each summer (June-August) on a project-to-project basis. The internship is designed to help to develop creative skills in publishing, editing, audio-visual, and so on. The program will end with a polished and published deliverable [...]
In December, Post-Soviet Graffiti was featured by Vice Magazine! Click here for the original article and scroll down to enjoy the full piece. The Silent Protest of Post-Soviet Graffiti By Abby Ronner — Dec 29 2015 Graffiti is an artform with a long and rich history, from its use as a marketing tool in the 9th century by the [...]
Lerner, Alexis. “Crime and Punishment: Hate Crime Legislation, Public Opinion Polling, and the Jewish Minority in Contemporary Russia?” Journal of Jewish Thought 1, no. 5 (December 2015): 57-72 In general, Post-Soviet Graffiti is about the creative ways that free speech and tolerance circumvent oppression. But, recently, PSG Director Alexis Lerner took a step back to examine the [...]
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