ArchiveExhibition
Victory over the Sun
19 May 2011-1 Jan 2000
Cubitt Gallery
London N1 9HH
Overview
Art historian Professor John Milner speaks on the Russian Futurist opera Victory over the Sun, which was first performed in St Petersburg in 1913. The opera narrates the capture and burial of the sun, liberating planet earth to travel through time and space.
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