Intart is an editorial publication about art from Russia and Eastern Europe — its movements, institutions, techniques and vocabulary. Articles are written to be read by people who are curious rather than credentialled, and to explain rather than to appraise.
About this domain
intart.org was registered in 1999. According to public web archives it was, from around 2002 until late 2023, the address of INTART, the International Foundation of Russian & Eastern-European Art, a New York non-profit. The site then stopped working, the domain lapsed, and for a period before we acquired it in 2026 it redirected visitors to unrelated commercial pages that had nothing to do with the foundation.
This publication is not INTART. It is not affiliated with that foundation, with its founder, or with any successor organisation, and it did not acquire its archive, collection, records or work. Nothing published here continues or represents it. The domain was acquired afterwards and is used for an independent editorial project. Where the masthead notes that the domain has been online since 1999, that is a fact about the address, not a claim about this publication.
We do not represent, exhibit, appraise, authenticate or sell work by any artist, and we are not an art dealer. If you are looking for the foundation’s own material, the Internet Archive holds captures of the original site.
Links to pages from the former site are handled rather than left broken, because those links are still out in the world. Where this publication covers the same subject, the old address redirects to it. Where the old page held the foundation’s own records — its exhibition history, event calendar, press bibliography, collection inventory and artist roster — the address returns “410 Gone”. We did not acquire that archive, and pointing those links at pages of ours would imply we had.
How this is written
Articles are AI-assisted and editorially reviewed. We write about subjects — movements, exhibitions, methods and terms — rather than publishing biographies of individual living artists.
Nothing here is professional, financial or legal advice, and nothing here is an authentication, valuation or attribution of any artwork.
Contact
Corrections and questions, including from anyone connected to the former foundation: info@intart.org. We correct errors rather than quietly deleting them, and we will act promptly on a reasonable request about this domain’s history.