Photo Coverage: 2nd Moscow international Biennale for Young Art: Kamasutra Spoon

This week, the Kamasutra Spoon Exhibition was launched at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art. The exhibition is part of the 2010 Moscow international Biennale for Young Art entitled Halt! Who Goes There? BroadwayWorld brings you coverage below.

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Installation Cardboard Heels [Kartonnye Kabluki] by Danila Polyakov on display in Kamasutra Spoon Exhibition at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art

Visitor views an installation Kamasutra Spoon [Lozhka Kamasutry] on display in Kamasutra Spoon Exhibition at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art

Russian artist Alexandra Frolova

Installation Kartonnye Kabluki [Cardboard Heels] by Danila Polyakov on display in Kamasutra Spoon Exhibition at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art

Troitsa [Trinity] by Inna Nebelyuk on display in Kamasutra Spoon Exhibition at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art

Visitors view a lit installation on display in Kamasutra Spoon Exhibition at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art

German artist Maximilian Schmidbauer

Installation Svyashchennyi Popkorn [Sacred Pop Corn] by Danila Polyakov on display in Kamasutra Spoon Exhibition at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art

Visitors view statue group Sextum Sextorum, The Female Part by Russian artist Alexandra Frolova on display in Kamasutra Spoon Exhibition at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art

Visitor views an installation on display in Kamasutra Spoon Exhibition at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art

Visitors view Kamasutra Spoon Exhibition at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art

Visitors view video installations on display in Kamasutra Spoon Exhibition at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art