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1918

The group show “1918” took as its starting point the establishment of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic 100 years ago, and the country’s complex history, from the takeover of the Bolsheviks and its being annexed into the Soviet Union in 1920, to the modern-day state’s independence in 1991. Intertwined with the country’s tumultuous past is the question of identity. Featuring multimedia works by 11 emerging and

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