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But her appeal is denied. December: Shortly before Christmas, the two are released under a new amnesty law ed by the Russian parliament that extends to thousands of prisoners.

Pussy Riot's Maria in Portsmouth refugee arts festival Published 10 October image copyrightArtreach image captionMaria Alyokhina appears in Burning Doors, a production exploring the persecution of three artists, including herself. Rickshaw Stop, Fell St. Wednesday, March Other festival events include the UK premiere of Sanctuary and Sustenance at Portsmouth Cathedral which involves projections of photography, film and music.

The Journeys Festival International runs from 10 to 22 October. Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, a member of Pussy Riot, is hoping for an early release from her two-year prison sentence.

They complain of abuses by the prison staff, and are forced to spend time in solitary confinement and the medical ward. They vow to keep protesting as members of Pussy Riot, disparaging the release as a public relations effort by the Kremlin ahead of the Sochi Winter Olympics in February Burning Doors explores the persecution of artist Petr Pavlensky, and Maria Alyokhina who was jailed film Pussy Riot's performance in a Moscow local in Despite the vocal support of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, Tolokonnikova and Alyokhina are sent to remote Russian penal colonies far away from their young children to serve their sentences.

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Look Up is a large-scale outdoor exhibition on the exteriors of buildings featuring the work of Nikos Papadoploulos, whose Plasticobilism series uses Playmobil figures to comment on refugee issues. Director of ArtReach David Hill said he hoped the festival "will be opening eyes, challenging perceptions Lical raising questions through great art".

It traces the journey of a family from the catastrophic events that displaced them and through their journey in search of sanctuary. After being held without bail until their trial in late July, the three activists are sentenced to two years in prison.

A former member of Russian protest band Pussy Riot is among the performers taking part in a refugee arts festival in Portsmouth. Tolokonnikova returns to the city later in the year to speak at a California Institute of Integral Studies event, urging grassroots activism.

: avaziri sfchronicle.