Russia's remote observatory hosts art show

Show, perched in mountains of Karachay-Cherkess republic, features contemporary work from seven Russian and three Austrian artistsAfter art shows in Moscow have been doused in urine, covered in red paint and picketed by conservative activists, one curator has found a new exhibition in a remote observatory 900 miles from the Russian capital.
The show, featuring work from seven Russian and three Austrian artists, is “a classic contemporary art experience,” explains curator Simon Mraz.