Irina Nakhova

born 1955

Irina Nakhova, ‘Room no. 2’ 1984
Room no. 2 1984
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Artworks

Irina Nakhova, ‘Room no. 2’ 1984

Irina Nakhova Room no. 2

1984
On display at Tate Modern part of Performer and participant T14789

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Irina Nakhova Simultaneous Contrast

1989
On display at Tate Modern part of Performer and participant T14790

Film and audio

Irina Nakhova: 'Real freedom in your apartment’

The Russian artist takes us to her apartment in 1980’s Moscow

Features

Irina Nakhova on the architecture of destruction

Our Collective History: Legacies of Soviet visual culture

Natalia Sidlina , Juliet Bingham , Emilia Kabakov , Andrei Monastyrski , Irina Nakhova and Arseny Zhilyaev

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