There’s a reason you’ve never heard of artist Victor Ufimtsev, but it’s not for lack of talent. Ufimtsev worked during Joseph Stalin’s reign in the U.S.S.R., where refusing to produce state-approved art meant time in jail or a mental hospital. The plight of these artists inspired Igor Savitsky to rescue forbidden art and create a museum in the desert of Uzbekistan, inaccessible to the KGB. Learn more about this extraordinary story and the artists who might otherwise be forgotten. Cost is $8.50, or $5 for Circle Cinema and Philbrook members.