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Monstration
A monstration is a public performance similar to a demonstration, but intended as creative performance art, often parodying a serious demonstration. It is principally a Russian phenomenon.
==History==
In 2004, Artyom Loskutov and members of the ''Contemporary Art Terrorism'' group in Novosibirsk joined the annual May Day demonstration. They were carrying posters with deliberately absurd slogans in an attempt to shake up a boring political procession and to make fun.
Fellow Siberian artist Ivan Dyrkin named the march "Monstration," a demonstration without the prefix ''de,'' which he considered a negative connotation as in deconstruction or degradation.
The modern monstration incorporates signs and messages that are deliberately absurd, nonsensical and apolitical that indirectly defy the government and express a conceptual paradox. Although monstrations are apolitical, participants have been arrested for political agitation. In 2010, Monstrations took place in 20 cities like Moscow, Saint Petersburg, and Vladivostok.
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