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Journal Assistant
Nina Chabelnik, Concordia University
Nina Chabelnik is an MA graduate student in art history at Concordia University. Based in Montreal, she completed her BA at McGill University in art history and English literature. For her thesis, she will be looking at modernist architecture and religion in the Soviet Union, specifically investigating the Palace of the Soviets and the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour. Her research interests extend to photography, moving images, and cultural studies from the Soviet period. |
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