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from May 14 to June 14, 2021, the Darwin Museum hosted the exhibition-research "Earth. Ver.20.21. What Happened After?" united more than 100 artists from around the world and gave answers to the question "Does Planet Earth Need Man?" through visualizing a possible scenario of the evolutionary process and the future of humans as a species. The viewer becomes a full participant of the exhibition, choosing from the proposed options his or her own.
Format of work: painting, sculpture, AR (augmented reality objects), installations, performance, photo and video art.
Project curator Tamara Tanatarova.
Artists: Anastasia Strizhkova (Germany), Alex Coppel (Australia), Ikuru Kuwajima (Japan), Alexandra Kampinski (Russia), Bermet Borubaeva (Kyrgyzstan), Katya Isayeva (Russia), Lana Stalnaya (Russia), Viktor Miniotas (Lithuania), Elmira Belova (Russia), Alexei Ilkaev Sad Face (Russia), Katya Filyaeva (Russia), Natalia Lukomskaya (Russia), Sergey Gapanovich (Russia) and others.
A complete list of exhibitors is available on the exhibition website.
The exhibition is aimed at a wide range of visitors. No age restrictions.
Format of work: painting, sculpture, AR (augmented reality objects), installations, performance, photo and video art.
Project curator Tamara Tanatarova.
Artists: Anastasia Strizhkova (Germany), Alex Coppel (Australia), Ikuru Kuwajima (Japan), Alexandra Kampinski (Russia), Bermet Borubaeva (Kyrgyzstan), Katya Isayeva (Russia), Lana Stalnaya (Russia), Viktor Miniotas (Lithuania), Elmira Belova (Russia), Alexei Ilkaev Sad Face (Russia), Katya Filyaeva (Russia), Natalia Lukomskaya (Russia), Sergey Gapanovich (Russia) and others.
A complete list of exhibitors is available on the exhibition website.
The exhibition is aimed at a wide range of visitors. No age restrictions.
