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Your name could be here
Exhibition December 23, 2020 − November 21, 2021
State Museum of Urban Sculpture presents an experimental exhibition of contemporary sculpture "Your Name Could Be Here".
Among the authors of the exhibits are Katerina Alimova, Irina Bobrova, Valery Bytka, Viktor Grachev, Oleg Zhenilenko, Ivan Zubarev, Alexander Kit, Yulia Klopova, Artem Maksimov, Alesya Murlina, Nikita Rotanov, Nikita Stepanenko, Yaroslav Trunov, Roman Tugai, Antonina Fatkhullina, Svetlana Fyodorova , Irina Flerko, Ilya Shalashov. Spectators will be able to briefly become curators, give their own interpretations of works of art and "customize" the exhibition for themselves.
Visitors will have to play hide and seek with the metal children of Antonina Fatkhullina, look at the Bank Bridge from the height of a skyscraper in the work of Valery Bytka, sit in a circle with Katerina Alimova's Nomads, catch the shadow from the transparent sculpture of Moira by Roman Tugai and find themselves in the exhibit's place. In the play areas, you can practice curatorial "techniques", work with light, choose the color of the podiums, arrange sculptures and see how additional information affects our perception of works of art.
Based on site materials State Museum of Urban Sculpture.
Among the authors of the exhibits are Katerina Alimova, Irina Bobrova, Valery Bytka, Viktor Grachev, Oleg Zhenilenko, Ivan Zubarev, Alexander Kit, Yulia Klopova, Artem Maksimov, Alesya Murlina, Nikita Rotanov, Nikita Stepanenko, Yaroslav Trunov, Roman Tugai, Antonina Fatkhullina, Svetlana Fyodorova , Irina Flerko, Ilya Shalashov. Spectators will be able to briefly become curators, give their own interpretations of works of art and "customize" the exhibition for themselves.
Visitors will have to play hide and seek with the metal children of Antonina Fatkhullina, look at the Bank Bridge from the height of a skyscraper in the work of Valery Bytka, sit in a circle with Katerina Alimova's Nomads, catch the shadow from the transparent sculpture of Moira by Roman Tugai and find themselves in the exhibit's place. In the play areas, you can practice curatorial "techniques", work with light, choose the color of the podiums, arrange sculptures and see how additional information affects our perception of works of art.
Based on site materials State Museum of Urban Sculpture.
