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Red Star Over Russia, Tate Modern, London.

Most evil enemy women, Everyone to the struggle against facism, 1941 by Nina Vatolina - Pupils from Thomas Tallis School in Kidbrooke who are doing Russian studies, visit the exhibition - Tate Modern’s new exhibition Red Star Over Russia on the 100th anniversary of the October Revolution. The exhibition offers a visual history of the Soviet Union, revealing how seismic political events inspired a wave of innovation in art and graphic design. Featuring over 250 posters, paintings and photographs, many on public display for the first time, the exhibition will provide a chance to understand how life and art were transformed during a defining period in modern world history.

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Most evil enemy women, Everyone to the struggle against facism, 1941 by Nina Vatolina - Pupils from Thomas Tallis School in Kidbrooke who are doing Russian studies, visit the exhibition - Tate Modern’s new exhibition Red Star Over Russia on the 100th anniversary of the October Revolution. The exhibition offers a visual history of the Soviet Union, revealing how seismic political events inspired a wave of innovation in art and graphic design. Featuring over 250 posters, paintings and photographs, many on public display for the first time, the exhibition will provide a chance to understand how life and art were transformed during a defining period in modern world history.
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