Publishing
The V–A–C Foundation's publishing programme works along two complementary directions. We ensure that key international works reach Russian-speaking audiences in a timely fashion; we also provide support to Russia's emerging cultural figures, making their activities visible both in Russia and internationally.
We publish specialised and popular literature on the theory and history of contemporary art, classical arts history, post-humanist, gender and anti-colonial studies, art and exhibition projects, as well as children's books.
The Foundation's publishing programme is aimed at a broad audience. We strive to reach readers of different age groups who have a wide range of interests.
The V–A–C Foundation's publishing programme works along two complementary directions. We ensure that key international works reach Russian-speaking audiences in a timely fashion; we also provide support to Russia's emerging cultural figures, making their activities visible both in Russia and internationally.
We publish specialised and popular literature on the theory and history of contemporary art, classical arts history, post-humanist, gender and anti-colonial studies, art and exhibition projects, as well as children's books.
The Foundation's publishing programme is aimed at a broad audience. We strive to reach readers of different age groups who have a wide range of interests.
Michael Baxandall.
Lewis Carroll.
The Adventures of Alice in WonderlandAlmanacs of the Centre of Experimental Museology: Number 1
Yuk Hui.
Recursivity and ContingencyDipesh Chakrabarty.
On the AnthropoceneRichard Schechner.
Performance TheoryLeo Tolstoy.
What is Art?Human Commonalities
Oscar Wilde.
The Remarkable RocketGeneral Rehearsal. A show in three acts with the participation of artistic works from three collections
Time, Forward!
William Pietz.
The Problem of the FetishArmen Avanessian.
Metaphysics TodayCarrie Lambert-Beatty.
Make Believe: Parafiction and PlausibilityCatherine Malabou.
What should we do with our brain?Round Table:.The Present Conditions of Art Criticism
Louis Althusser.
On ArtHans Christian Andersen.
ThumbelinaHarold Rosenberg.
The Tradition of the NewClaire Bishop.
Artificial Hells. Participational Art and the Politics of Spectatorship