Kabakovs' First Major UK Retrospective at Tate

Ilya and Emilia Kabakov, known for their visual culture research on Soviet symbols, are featured in a video interview from their Long Island studio during their first major UK retrospective at Tate London, running until January 28. The exhibition covers Ilya's early drawings, paintings, and sculptures from 1960s Moscow to recent large installations, including three rarely seen works presented together for the first time: 'The Man Who Flew into Space from His Apartment' (1985), 'Labyrinth (My Mother’s Album)' (1990), and 'Not Everyone Will Be Taken Into the Future' (2001). The couple, born in Russia and now US residents, collaborated after moving to New York in the 1980s.