Late night at the RA: New Soviet World

RA Lates invite you to experience the futuristic idealism of 1920s Soviet Russia. 

Tsarism is dead and the Bolsheviks take power, eventually forming the USSR in 1922. The early ambitions of the new socialist Soviet state were informed by Marxist ideology; a commitment to industry and technological development. Artists such as Kandinsky and Malevich epitomised the optimism of the era. 

Despite these dark and turbulent times, an economic revival injected vibrancy into Russian city life. Experience the aspirations of 1920s Soviet Russia; think Constructivism, utopian architecture, a new collective way of life and political debate.

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